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Exhibiting artists: - Art Ex Machina (KAWANO Hroi shi, Georg NEES, Ken KNOWLTON, Manfred MOHR, Frieder NAKE, Manuel BARBADILLO) - KIMOTO Keiko - FUJIHATA Masaki - Tamás WALICZKY Curated by: TADA Kaori (Tokyo Photographic Art Museum) Curatorial

Exhibiting artists: Banz & Bowinkel, Tim Berresheim, darktaxa-project, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Philipp Goldbach, Beate Gütschow, Spiros Hadjidjanos, Fabian Hesse & Mitra Wakil, Baron Lanteigne, Oliver Laric, Simon Lehner, Achim Mohné, Susan Morris,

Organizer: Sandrine Amiel, Parlement européen, Direction générale de la Communication Bureau en France, Paris Special thanks to Adrienne Éva Burányi, Director of Institute Liszt, Paris, Emma Bornai, Attachée culturelle of Institute Liszt, Paris, and

In The Future of Reality, we ourselves become avatars and intelligent agents within these hybrid media systems, looking back at ourselves and our histories, gazing into uncertain mirrors, and looking ahead to increasingly seamless, incursive,

Electric Dreams will bring together an international network of more than 70 artists working between the 1950s and the dawn of the internet age.Liquid Views 1992, an interactive installation by Monika Fleischmann and Wolfgang Strauss, will invite

Can algorithms ensure greater neutrality and efficiency? Are they as free from human bias as we usually think? The exhibition ‘Codes and algorithms. Wisdom in a calculated world’ seeks to make sense of this phenomenon and it’s implications. n recent

In digital technology an Easter egg refers to an extra feature, a message, hidden in a software program, video game, etc., and is revealed by an obscure sequence of keystrokes or commands. This Easter Saturday you can join media artist & open source