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Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Experimenta House of Tomorrow is an exciting new media art exhibition travelling Australia. Bringing together digital media artists, filmmakers, video artists, architects, designers and scientists, it features over 30 new artworks that explore

Avatar shows projects by artists who investigate the phenomenon of the 'multiple personality'. In addition to photography, video and installations, projects using new media will be central in the event. During AVATAR a videoscreening will

With a new byline ‘international media arts festival berlin‘, transmediale invited artists, scientists and commercial producers in 1999 to present digital worlds and beings in films, video and games. It acknowledged the entertainment industry and

The European Media Art Festival was held under this name for the first time in the European Film and Television Year of 1988. The concept envisaged offering visitors and participating artists an informative programme by jointly presenting different