Brighton Digital Festival is incredibly pleased to announce two new artistic commissioning opportunities for the 2015 Festival, which will run from September 1st to 27th this year.... READ MORE...
Mons invited Ars Electronica to stage Project Beehive: the aim is to enable user-generated videos of diverse cultural events to be conveniently uploaded to a platform and then displayed on a specially constructed wall of screens.... READ MORE...
Taking up Fèlix Guattari’s challenge, the Lab aimed to combine social and media practices into collective assemblages of enunciation in order to confront social monoformity.... READ MORE...
The IEEE VIS 2015 Arts Program, or VISAP'15, showcases innovative artwork and research that explores the exciting and increasingly prominent intersections between art and visualization.... READ MORE...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
The dawn of the electronic media age in the 1960s began a cultural shift from the modernist grid and its determination of projection and representation to the fluid structures and circuits of the network, presenting art with new challenges and possibilities.... READ MORE...
Ritrovati dopo quasi vent’anni all’interno di uno stabilimento industriale abbandonato, abiti e prototipi realizzati con le tecnofibre SNIA prendono nuova vita in una sfilata. Per una notte, a Macao.... READ MORE...
In The Interface Envelope, James Ash develops a series of concepts to understand how digital interfaces work to shape the spatial and temporal perception of players.... READ MORE...
Experiencing New Media Art through Critique. The Engagement Aesthetic offers new modes of critique for new media works of art, literature, and performance that operate in complex ways.... READ MORE...
Cloud Cast is a system that uses motion tracking and ceiling-mounted misting elements to provide people with a cloud of direct and localized cooling, will debut at the Museum of Future Government Services during the UAE Government Summit on February 9th, 2015.... READ MORE...
The exhibition Sensing the Future: László Moholy-Nagy, Media and the Arts at Bauhaus Archive, has been closed on February 2, 2015. We interviewed the curator Oliver A. I. Botar, that gathered important existing documents and works by Moholy-Nagy... READ MORE...