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2000-6 Untitled PLACE: Japan PARTICIPANTS: Christa Sommerer, Director of the Art and Technology Project, ATR Research Laboratories, Science City; Masamichi Tosa; Nobumichi Tosa, brothers and founders of Maywa Denki, a musical group whose innovations

Within their artistic work Giulia Bowinkel (*1983) and Friedemann Banz (*1980) explore the human perception of the digitally augmented real world. Within their generated scenarios, the computer functions both as tool and topic. The solo exhibition

We are always in partnership with someone or something. The issue is what we are explicit about; who, what we collaborate with. For more than 25 years Patrick Lichty has created work about mediation, networked society, and how that process of

Artist and filmmaker William Kentridge has earned international acclaim for creating distinctive animated films that address the political and cultural climate of his native South Africa. In Tide Table (recently acquired by The Rose), the artist

Public Forum chaired by Darren Tofts (Professor of Media and Communications, Swinburne University of Technology and a leading academic in the field of media art). Australian and international artists explore the opportunities for interactive art to

An interdisciplinary forum of over 70 researchers and artists from all over the world, re:place 2007 presents multiple historical relations between art, science and technology. The title ‘re:place’ refers to the sites and the migration of artistic

EXHIBITION The Millennium Dialogue's phase one exhibition "Leading the Edge" is comprised of selected faculty and student works from invited academic and research institutions in China and abroad. Works in the exhibition include sensor-based

Animal Nature is an exhibition concept that has developed out of an ongoing, expanding web-project entitled Criminal Animal found at www.criminalanimal.org. Criminal Animal is intended to bring together a wide range of artists, critics, scholars

3-d International video-art festival in public spaces Organizers & festival team are Invite artists working with video, animation and new media to participate in the project: Festival dates, June 5 - July 5, 2006 Festival place Moscow, Saint

The exhibition is structured primarily around the discourse of vision and optics and centered around a new eight-minute anamorphic film, titled What Will Come (2006), which takes its title from a Ghanaian proverb: "What will come has already come."