Interaction

Reset Modernity!

At the ZKM (Center for Art and Media) in Karlsruhe is present, from April, the collective exhibition Reset Modernity! That drives the visitors to experience the resetting modernity for redirect the confused signals suggested from our age, by taking alternative routes in which our choices become primary.... READ MORE...

Liam Gillick: Campaign

For the first time in Portugal we will be exposed Liam Gillick with his latest project Campaign. A spatial choreography where inside are connected the concepts of time, duration and social vision. New sculptures that interrogate and play with the viewer, to create alternative physical spaces designed to stimulate the thought.... READ MORE...

Carsten Höller: Doubt

On April 7 inside the Hangar Bicocca's space opens the exhibition Doubt signed by the German artist Carsten Höller. A perceptual and sensory journey in which the viewer is led to inhabit the artworks and decide which path to follow, generating in him different states of mood useful to read the reality.... READ MORE...

Projects 102: Neïl Beloufa

From March 12 to June 12 at the MoMA in New York is exposed the first solo exhibition of Neil Beloufa. French-Algerian artist who in his installations combines moving images and sculptural forms to create immersive viewing spaces, in which the spectator is always the protagonist and where the tangible reality and virtual are mix together.... READ MORE...

Big, Open & Beautiful #9. Hack the Body

What is the relationship between us and the technology? Between our body and our intimacy and new technological information? At the Big, Open & Beautiful: Hack the Body presents on March 23 in Amsterdam, academics and artists will discuss the significant impact of technology in our lives, in our bodies.... READ MORE...

Kota: digital excavations in African Art

Kota: Digital Excavations in African Art is an exhibition exploring how data and technology offer exciting possibilities for groups of artwork that lack deep provenance or contextual information. The exhibition features the groundbreaking research of Frederic Cloth, who has created a database of extant guardian figures and a series of algorithms.... READ MORE...

Nuit Blanche Toronto. Deadline 1st October 2016

Each year the City of Toronto works with Curators to commission a series of installations ("Exhibition Projects") for their Exhibition areas. In addition to these commissioned projects, participating Exhibitions include two projects each selected by the Curators through an Open Call process. Open Calls are funded and produced by the City of Toronto.... READ MORE...

HERE Artist Residency Program (Harp). Deadline: 3th February 2016

HARP is designed to assist mid-career individual artists or collaborative teams (writers, performers, composers, directors, designers, dramaturgs, puppeteers, dancers, singers) working in a hybrid form in live performance. Hybrid form refers to the full integration (not just as backdrop) of two or more genres (theatre, dance, music, puppetry, media, and visual art) in the work.... READ MORE...

João Vasco Paiva: Unlimited

Unlimited was inspired by Fernao Mendes Pinto’s journey from Europe to Asia in the 17th century and presents an immersive experience through the simultaneous screening of a digitally rendered expansive ocean and a mesmerizing sequence of abstract geometric maritime communication flags.... READ MORE...