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Epicenter Projects. An interview with Cristopher Cichocki

Silvia ScaravaggiMarch 23, 2015

There is a brand new platform which lives a nomadic life: the Epicenter Projects. Its core is giving artists both the opportunity to live a residency programme in the Californian desert and the chance to create a new time-based and site-specific production alongside the San Andreas Fault Line... READ MORE...

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Transparency, Fluidity And Mediation

Redazione DigicultMarch 19, 2015

The exhibition Transparency, Fluidity and Mediation addresses the three terms as the catalyzers of artworks. The pieces on display could perhaps be mistaken for commercial products due to the production formats.... READ MORE...

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Art Of The Networked Practice | Online Symposium

Redazione DigicultMarch 19, 2015

The Nanyang Technological University will host the Art of the Networked Practice | Online Symposium, an international gathering exploring emergent forms of networked research, artistic production, and teaching in the arts.... READ MORE...

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Welcome to the Future!

Redazione DigicultMarch 18, 2015

In 2015 iMAL, in collaboration with PACKED, the exhibition Welcome to the Future! is the first event of this program and highlights the short life of born-digital art.... READ MORE...

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Ai Weiwei: Ruptures

Redazione DigicultMarch 17, 2015

Faurschou Foundation’s major exhibition in 2015 features Ruptures by the chinese artist Ai Weiwei, particularly marked by interruptions and upheavals because of his forthright criticism of the Chinese regime and the authorities’ subsequent detention of him for 81 days in 2011, followed by house arrest.... READ MORE...

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Group Therapy: Mental Distress in a Digital Age

Redazione DigicultMarch 17, 2015

Originating from FACT’s extensive work within mental health and wellbeing, the exhibition explores the complex relationship between technology, society, and mental health.... READ MORE...

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Painting the Invisible: interview with Aowen Jin

Filippo LorenzinMarch 17, 2015

In an environment where often the importance of a work is measured on the basis of its virality, on its ability to capture the attention of an increasingly diverse audience, a work like i18n, made by Aowen Jin, requires our attention for the manner in which addresses this problem... READ MORE...

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Networked Disruption

Redazione DigicultMarch 16, 2015

Networked Disruption is an exhibition and a series of events produced by Aksioma and Drugo more in collaboration with several partners, curated by Tatiana Bazzichelli, author of the namesake book.... READ MORE...

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New projects from art-agenda Dossier

Redazione DigicultMarch 16, 2015

art-agenda has launched two new projects of art-agenda Dossier: Dossier #3: W.A.G.E’s online tool for determining compensation of digital artworks and Dossier #4: Daniel Steegmann Mangrané’s QR Constellation.... READ MORE...

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Simon Denny for New Zealand Pavilion at the Venice Biennale

Redazione DigicultMarch 13, 2015

Simon Denny’s New Zealand pavilion will be split across two spaces. Titled Secret Power, the exhibition will address the intersection of knowledge and geography in world post-Snowden.... READ MORE...

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Evan Roth: Voices over the Horizon

Redazione DigicultMarch 12, 2015

Carroll / Fletcher is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Paris-based American artist Evan Roth. In Voices over the Horizon, Roth presents the findings of his paranormal investigations into the Internet.... READ MORE...

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MoMA presents Björk. A retrospective

Redazione DigicultMarch 12, 2015

MoMA presents Björk,a retrospective dedicated to the multifaceted work of the singer, composer, and musician. Björk offers an experience of music in many layers, with instruments, a theatrical presentation, an immersive sound experience.... READ MORE...

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Black²: Malevich and ArtScience

Redazione DigicultMarch 11, 2015

Synergetica Lab together with Zone2Source and Akademie van Kunsten, KNAW are thrilled to invite you to the opening of Black², featuring works by Frederik De Wilde, Vladimir Grafov, Gert-Jan Prins, Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand.... READ MORE...

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Euphoria & Dystopia

Redazione DigicultMarch 5, 2015

the book celebrates the belief that the creative and cultural sector, in collaboration with scientists and humanists, have a critical role to play in developing participatory technologies that work toward human betterment.... READ MORE...

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Panopticon: Visibility, Data and the Monitoring Gaze

Redazione DigicultMarch 5, 2015

Panopticon investigates systems of observation utilized to record our daily lives through the deployment of both physical and invisible panoptic structures. Panopticon explores notions of the gaze in our technological era of image and data collection.... READ MORE...

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transmediale 2015: Capture All. The Problem with privileging the art object

Gretta LouwMarch 4, 2015

The theme for this year’s transmediale festival Capture All is a timely one asking questions about the datafication of society, optimisation of the self, and the dominance of algorithmic culture. Indeed there are pieces in the show that seem to hit the curatorial nail on the head... READ MORE...

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Variant Analyses, Interrogations of New Media Art and Culture

Redazione DigicultMarch 3, 2015

Variant Analyses, Interrogations of New Media Art and Culture, Patrick Lichty. The author's range of commentary and analysis dissects nearly two decades of what has now become new media society.... READ MORE...

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Anti-Media: Ephemera on Speculative Arts

Redazione DigicultMarch 3, 2015

Florian Cramer is a practice-oriented research professor for new communication technologies, their cultures and their impact on art and design professions at Creating 010, Rotterdam University of Applied Science.... READ MORE...

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