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February: 12th Japan Media Arts Festival Exhibition of Award-winning Works Dates: February 4–15, 2009 Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo (Roppongi, Tokyo) Entries: 2,146 works (including 512 from overseas) Visitors: 55,243 people

February: 13th Japan Media Arts Festival Exhibition of Award-winning Works Dates: February 3–14, 2010 Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo (Roppongi, Tokyo) Entries: 2,592 works (including 673 from overseas) Visitors: 63,348 people

February: 14th Japan Media Arts Festival Exhibition of Award-winning Works Dates: February 2–13, 2011 Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo (Roppongi, Tokyo) Entries: 2,645 works (including 694 from overseas) Visitors: 70,126 people

Richard Brown, Alan Dunning and Paul Woodrow Curated by Michael Alstad and Camille Turner InterAccess Electronic Media Arts Centre in partnership with Subtle Technologies and Year Zero One present Substance, an exhibition of interactive

The leading theme of the WRO 01 Biennale, SCREENS expresses the character of the media art's present state. On one hand it seems appealed by fast development of cognitive horisons and expression of new communication spaces, and on the other

February: 16th Japan Media Arts Festival Exhibition of Award-winning Works Dates: February 13–24, 2013 Venue: The National Art Center, Tokyo (Roppongi, Tokyo), etc. Entries: 3,503 works (including 1,502 from overseas)

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 selection of Internet-based art for the 2002 Biennial strives to give an impression of the variety of forms that net art can take and of the multiple themes that have emerged over the years. These forms range from alternative browsers and

Living in Mixed Realities What does it mean to live, play and work in a world shaped and perceived through digital media, networks and architectures of real and virtual space? How can the development of complex communication spaces, life

The exhibition William Kentridge offers a retrospective of the artist’s entire body of work, with particular emphasis on his latest pieces. It includes more than 70 works: drawings, animated films and sculptures. Noteworthy among the major works on