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MYTHS AND POTENTIALS OF MEDIA ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN SCREENS Initiated by Mirjam Struppek & Susa Pop, Public Art Lab in cooperation with Media Architecture Group Vienna and the German Center for Architecture (DAZ) Urban Screenings: 16th Oct -

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

This year, EMAF’s congress – under the motto "European Digital Visions" – focused on the cultural self-image of our mediatised society including the i2tv live Demonstrator session with six on-line participants, on-site audience and the on-site

Event: Landschaft 2.0Institution: Edith Russ SiteComment:

"Colmena" is a site-specific installation created by Martina Höfflin and Pascal Glissman, winners of the Pilar Juncosa and Sotherby's Award. About 100 analog creatures in hand-crocheted nests out of wire settled in trees of the mediterranean park up

Event: SITE SPECIFICInstitution: W139Comment:

RECORD > AGAIN! Part 2 18.07.2009 – 06.09.2009, ZKM | Media Museum, Project Room Description »RECORD > AGAIN! - 40yearsvideoart.de - Part 2« concentrates on early German video art and shows numerous discoveries, which, for the most part, have no

The daily meal is a powerful human institution and the family dinner table a site where food and home meld into an ‘intimate place’ of nurture. But, in times when climate change jeopardizes food security the question of ‘what will we eat in the

The exhibition features spatial and site-specific works from the series 'Form.Code.Maps', which translate areas of experience such as landscape, body, space, atmosphere into fluctuating computer-generated 3-D lenticular images. Introduction: