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La ricognizione dell’artista/drone: Internet Drones

Redazione DigicultJanuary 24, 2015

Negli ultimi giorni di gennaio ha fatto il giro della Rete una notizia che ben inquadra il concept di una mostra come Internet Drones, la nuova esposizione collettiva inaugurata da Ultra a Udine curata da Kamilia Kard a partire proprio dal 31 gennaio... READ MORE...

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Stephen Willats: How Tomorrow Looks From Here

Redazione DigicultDecember 17, 2014

The exhibition How Tomorrow Looks From Here focuses on a particular area of Willats’s work that has not been shown before in Germany and is at the core of his practice—that is the role of simulation in his work.... READ MORE...

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Hype Cycle. David Jablonowski exhibition in Amsterdam

Redazione DigicultDecember 5, 2014

Until January 24, Hype Cycle will be open at the Galerie Fons Welters in Amsterdam: the exhibition of David Jablonowski based on a graphic tool, used by IT advisory company Gartner to visualize and determine technology’s promises.... READ MORE...

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Co-Create residency. Deadline: undefined

Redazione DigicultNovember 26, 2014

The program offers fine artists/designers and software developers/engineers the opportunity to collaborate with each other leveraging each other’s skill sets in order to realize an idea. Deadline: undefined... READ MORE...

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NODE15 Forum for Digital Arts

Redazione DigicultNovember 24, 2014

NODE15 Forum for Digital Arts will take place in Frankfurt from April 27th till May 3rd. The leitmotif will focus the program on the changing relationship between the human body and technology... READ MORE...

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Digital migration. Call for artists

Redazione DigicultNovember 8, 2014

Digital Migration describes the flow of transformation. Migration applies to everything from the smallest of cells to the entire planet. It is a fundamental pace... Deadline: 15 February 2015... READ MORE...

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Let the Software moves. Interview with Antoine Schmitt

Filippo LorenzinNovember 5, 2014

Antoine Schmitt works consist mainly in softwares that he creates which focus on the concept of movement and the dynamic interactions between human nature and the nature of reality... READ MORE...

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Membrana Residency. Call for papers

Redazione DigicultNovember 4, 2014

Residency For Artistic Interface Criticism aims to provide support to a visual artist interested in developing an artwork based on the concept of interface. Deadline: 10th of January 2015... READ MORE...

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Share Prize. Call for artists

Redazione DigicultNovember 4, 2014

The competition is dedicated to artists that use contemporary digital society, in all its shapes and forms, and in combination with analogue technologies and other material. Deadline: 6th January 2015... READ MORE...

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Troika. Persistent Illusions

Redazione DigicultJuly 22, 2014

Embracing a variety of media, including sculpture, drawing and contemporary installation, the exhibition introduces Troika’s existing and new works.... READ MORE...

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Evan Roth: Intellectual Property Donor

Redazione DigicultFebruary 4, 2014

Evan Roth//Intellectual Property Donor, the first major U.S. one-person presentation of the artist’s pioneering, multi-faceted and interactive installations, custom software, prints, sculptures and websites, organized by guest curators Ginger Gregg Duggan and Judith Hoos Fox of c2 curatorsquared, will be on view in Wesleyan University’s Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery from Wednesday, February 5 through Sunday, March 2.... READ MORE...

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Studio Roberto Fazio: Workshop in Unity 3D

Redazione DigicultJanuary 21, 2014

Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.... READ MORE...

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Autonomies. The new exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art Vojvodina

Redazione DigicultNovember 14, 2013

The exhibition "Autonomies" questions complex relations between technological development and ecosystem through artistic research. The concept “autonomy” in this context primarilly means autonomy in the sphere of automatization and the levels of independence of algorithms and hardware bases. The concept of machinic autonomies is inevitably followed by the questioning of the human position in a machinized ecosystem and technocapitalistic order.... READ MORE...

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Cory Arcangel: Power Points

Redazione DigicultJuly 11, 2013

DHC/ART Foundation for Contemporary Art is delighted to present the first major Canadian exhibition of Brooklyn-based artist Cory Arcangel. Trained initially in classical guitar and music technology at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Cory Arcangel is now recognized as a major exponent of a pop-tinged, computer-centred art.... READ MORE...

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The Functional Art of Alberto Cairo. Shaping data to generate opinions

Sabina BarcucciJune 28, 2013

We had the opportunity to interview Alberto Cairo, designer and journalist, and author of ”The functional Art. An introduction to Information Graphics and Visualization", during a series of presentations called "The Exhibitionist" he delivered in Milan at the Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia, at the beginning of May... READ MORE...

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Jeremy Bailey: Less Important Portraits

Redazione DigicultJune 26, 2013

As an artist, when I look at crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter.com all I see are the creators, where are the backers? I've been an artist long enough to know that art is about who pays for it. How can important people be satisfied helping others without being recognized themselves?... READ MORE...

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Summer Splash 2. The summer exhibition at DAM Gallery, Berlin

Redazione DigicultJune 24, 2013

The experimental summer exhibition at the DAM Gallery in Berlin goes into its second round: “Summer Splash 2” gives another overview of the different artistic applications for digital media. The works on display explore the possibilities and limits of digital imaging procedures.... READ MORE...

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Glitch Momentum. An exhibition at Furtherfield curated by Rosa Menkman

Redazione DigicultJune 7, 2013

Glitches are commonly understood as malfunctions, bugs or sudden disruptions to the normal running of machine hardware and computer networks. Artists have been tweaking these technologies to deliberately produce glitches that generate new meanings and forms. The high-speed networks of creation and distribution across the Internet have provided the perfect compost to feed this international craze.... READ MORE...

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