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Kengo Kuma: “Time Flows, and So Should The Architect”. The new Time-Space-Existence video
Produced by PLANE—SITE, the video has been commissioned by the GAA Foundation and funded by the ECC in the run-up to the Time-Space-Existence exhibition during La Biennale di Venezia Architettura, this new short video features one of Japan’s most significant living architects Kengo Kuma, meditating on how a financial crash became an opportunity for learning.... READ MORE...
Merike Estna e Maria Metsalu: Soft Scrub, Hard Body, Liquid Presence
A current exhibition at Art in General combines works and performances by Merike Estna and Maria Metsalu that - focusing in particular on the feminine perspective - explore the contemporary body in its new surroundings, between over-consumption of virtual space, stress of competition and a fractured understanding of the self.... READ MORE...
Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology – Shinji Murakami
Shinji Murakami’s second solo show at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery explores the digital pixel in relation to light, advancements in technology, and Augmented Reality. examining the pixel as part of a whole in the analog formats of painting and sculpture, and exploring the multidisciplinary use of LED lighting.... READ MORE...
Evidentiary Realism
Evidentiary Realism is a new collective show at NOME gallery in Berlin that aims to articulate a particular form of realism in art presenting investigative, forensic, and documentary artworks that investigate the notion of evidence and its modes of representation in post-9/11 era.... READ MORE...
Claudia Hart: The Flower Matrix
The Flower Matrix from Claudia Hart represents a new kind of liminal space, a mixed-reality architecture embellished by decorative elements embracing an aesthetic of the fake in which technology has replaced nature. The work is presented at Wallplay’s VR “speakeasy” in the basement of Gallery 151 as part of the TRANSFER VR Commission.... READ MORE...
SITUATIONS / Post Fail
The Link Art Center is proud to announce the exhibition SITUATIONS/Post Fail. Guest curated by Matteo Cremonesi, in cooperation with Fotomuseum Winterthur, the ... READ MORE...
Life Time. Biological Clocks of the Universe
Our own perspective on existence-in-time is determined by self-awareness, by memories and plans for the future— but to what extent does it constitute an objective measure? This is what MU is investigating with the exhibition Life Time, that presents the winners of the Bio Art & Design Award 2017 alongside related works of nine more bio artists and designers.... READ MORE...
How Can Your Business Benefit From An Online Portfolio?
If you have a business that needs to grow, but you’re having difficulties in making your presence known to the wider public, it could be because you have yet to... READ MORE...
Tatiana Bilbao featured in new Time-Space-Existence video
Produced by PLANE—SITE and funded by the ECC, the new short video from the Time-Space-Existence series features Tatiana Bilbao, the acclaimed Mexican architect whose work is as varied as it is influential: from botanical gardens filled with art to neo-Brutalist social housing making spaces and places by people for people.... READ MORE...
salt 13: Katie Paterson
Katie Paterson's works involve close collaboration with biochemists, engineers and astrophysicists, and explore space and time, often using technology to combine ordinary with cosmic. Some of these are on display at salt 13, the UMFA exhibition series dedicated to contemporary art.... READ MORE...
Remedial Works
Currently on view at Perth Insititute of Contemporary Art a group exhibition presenting six Australian and international artists whose works explore the specific materials of contemporary global societies, and how they can affect human bodies and the environment, by asking what role can art making perform towards remediation and healing.... READ MORE...
Florian Hecker. Hallucination, Perspective, Synthesis
German artist Florian Hecker works with synthetic sounds, performances, and installations dealing with issues surrounding compositional developments in post-war modernity and late-19th-century psychophysics. For his new show, he has transformed Kunsthalle Wien's exhibition space into a stage for sound events that exceed linguistic description and categorization.... READ MORE...
Examining the Effect of the Internet of Things on Privacy and Data Security
The internet of things refers to every smart device talking both to each other and to central control systems. While we have around a billion smart phones and p... READ MORE...
Beautiful new worlds: virtual realities in contemporary art
Virtual space images are already influencing different areas of our world and will continue to shape our future: Beautiful New Worlds addresses recent developments in image technology presenting 13 artists who address the relationship between virtual and physical spaces with a particular focus on the socio-political potential of virtual technologies.... READ MORE...
1948 Unbound. Unleashing the technical present
At Haus Der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, From November 30th to December 2nd a series of lectures, performative elements, gatherings and installations, all differing in duration, visibility, and interaction will investigate the year 1948 as the saddle point in forming the planetary re-arrangement process that now goes by the name “technosphere.”... READ MORE...
Martina Feipel & Jean Bechameil: Theatre of Disorder
Martine Feipel and Jean Bechameil present Theatre of Disorder, a new body of work, at the Casino Luxembourg. The artist duo, based in Bruxelles, has since 2008 developed works that reflects on how the instruments familiar to us evolve towards a new form of interaction with humans; a choreography in which man and machine coexist.... READ MORE...
How Online Learning Technology Is Making STEM Careers More Accessible
Science, engineering and technology careers are something that a lot of people would love to do, whether it is working in a research laboratory, becoming part o... READ MORE...
