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Fusion Art selected Lollie Ortiz as 3-Dimensional Artist Spotlight: the exhibition on website

Lollie Ortiz is the 3-Dimensional Artist Spotlight winning artist for the month of January 2020. She is an award-winning artist based in San Francisco, California, USA.... READ MORE...

“Fictive Appearance”, Yotaro Niwa’s new installation

Taking inspiration from Yuto Takamuro's book, the new spatial installation of Yotaro Niwa also leads the visitors back to experiencing the physical space. One medium used to construct the installation is the book contents itself.... READ MORE...

Loop, repetition and cyclicity: the exhibition “AGAINandAGAINandAGAINand”

"AGAINandAGAINandAGAINand" aims at inquiring into the theme of loop, repetition and cyclicity in the present time, by looking at things from different perspectives, through the works of artists who have made this issue the focus of their research.... READ MORE...

“Loud Matter”, photographs with stop motion technique

Loud Matter is a new audiovisual live performance that unites live created stop motion animation, drums, live code & 8 bit chiptune music.... READ MORE...

Imran Perretta’s experience at “the destructors”

Chisenhale Gallery presents the destructors, a film commission and solo exhibition by London-based artist Imran Perretta.... READ MORE...

MAPS 2020: a conference and an exhibition on preservation of media art

The Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates its "Media Art Preservation" project this year with a two-day MAPS 2020 conference and a related exhibition, continuing the work started in 2015 to discuss the issues of conservation and preservation of media art, that has involved international conservators, art historians and experts.... READ MORE...

“Dark Matter”: the use of black

The exhibition "Dark Matter" brings together individual works from a variety of contemporary artists, ranging from photography, collage, and painting to sculpture, all of which make use of the color black and its diverse contexts of meaning to convey many-faceted connotations.... READ MORE...

Olaf Nicolai: A light vapour emanating from bound matter as spirits running, along

The Institut Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt is presenting, in the Museum Künstlerkolonie, the exhibition A light vapour emanating from bound matter as spirits running, along by the Wilhelm Loth Prize winner 2018, Olaf Nicolai.... READ MORE...

Garage Digital: a platform and program for digital art and digital life

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow is pleased to announce the launch of Garage Digital, a new experimental program and online platform, anchored by a grant competition for artists who work with digital technology.... READ MORE...

Michael Portnoy Progressive Touch

Vleeshal is about to present Michael Portnoy’s new multi-channel video installation, "Progressive Touch: Series 1" (2019). The goal of this work, as the artist puts it, is to “improve” the rhythm of togetherness.... READ MORE...

Yuge Zhou’s “Chorus of Idle Footsteps”

In her first solo exhibition with Site:Brooklyn, artist Yuge Zhou repositions her intricate body of work with a series of video installations collaged from everyday observations that explore the confluence of individual needs and mass behavior.... READ MORE...

Deep in the Forking Tanks

"Deep in the Forking Tanks", the new video that provides the title for this exhibition, has artist Heecheon Kim meeting with divers and venturing down deep into the water. For training, he used a flotation tank, also known as a “sensory deprivation tank,” that literally enables to cut off senses.... READ MORE...

“Momentombs”: 50 years of Gary Hill’s artistic practice

Suwon Museum of Art presents a solo show of Gary Hill encapsulating his 50 years of artistic practice from the 1970s, when video art began, to the present time.... READ MORE...

Feedback Loops

ACCA’s summer season exhibition "Feedback Loops" presents six immersive installations that explore the material and digital worlds of our past, present and speculative futures.... READ MORE...

Eva & Franco Mattes “What Has Been Seen”: a reflection on our networked condition

With humour and irreverence, Eva & Franco Mattes dissect, test, and redefine the boundaries of art and the Internet. Since the mid-1990s, the artistic duo has probed and engaged with the way contemporary societies have shaped the networked world and, perhaps more importantly, how it has shaped us.... READ MORE...

Patrick Staff: “On Venus”

Through a varied and interdisciplinary body of work, Patrick Staff interrogates notions of discipline, dissent, labour and queer identity. "On Venus" presents Staff ’s most ambitious work to date: a site-specific installation exploring structural violence, registers of harm and the effects of acid, blood and hormones. Throughout the spaces of the Serpentine Gallery, Staff initiates a series of architectural interventions.... READ MORE...

The Assembled Human

With "The Assembled Human" the Museum Folkwang focuses on the manifold entanglements between human being and machine: the exhibition presents art as a mirror of industrialisation, technologisation and digitisation.... READ MORE...

Raised By Google

arebyte Gallery have announced "Raised By Google", a new body of work by Bristol based artist Sarah Selby. Sarah was the final selected artist for hotel generation 2019, arebyte Gallery’s annual young artist development programme.... READ MORE...