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  • Gordon, Dan. By design : Computer networks are on their way to becoming virtual environments. Rebecca Allen is exploring the possibilities and the implications Challenge Magazine, Research at UCLA (Spring 1997): 17f..
  • Huhtamo, Erkki. Watching the Borders and Peeking Beyond: Astronomical Demonstration Instruments as a Challenge for Screenology Écranosphère 1, no. 1 (Winter 2014).
  • Machine Winks is a dance performance between a dancer and an interactive mechanical partner. After some sketches were made during the ‘Synergy’ workshop organised by The Krisztina de Châtel Dance Company, Productiehuis Rotterdam (Rotterdamse
  • Voyage -
    It takes at least ten years for an idea to go from first appearance in the laboratoy through translation into the consumer world. Voyage is an image signifying the acceleration of this ten year gestation. It is the symbolic description of the
  • Kusahara, Machinko. Assembling Art, Design, Technology and Media Culture: The Challenge of Japanese Device Art In Coded Cultures. New Creative Practices out of Diversity, edited by Georg Russegger and Matthias Tarasiewicz and Michal
  • Curatorial managers: Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel Curator of the web-based projects: Steve Dietz The exhibition Making Things Public addresses the challenge of renewing politics by applying to it the spirit of art and science. This unusual
  • Under the motto CONSPIRE... transmediale.08 aimed at examining dubious worlds of story-telling and remote opinion making in order to look critically at those means of creative conspiratorial strategies, that offer the potential to uncover new forms
  • Twenty years ago, Mary Louise Pratt proposed the notion of a “contact zone” as a place where culture is negotiated and challenged. Art can bridge or destabilize disciplines and methods in ways that reframe histories and bring new insights. Still, on
  • There is still time… Brother is rooted in the recording of a Wooster Group performance developed specifically to be viewed as a projection on a 360-degree screen. The video is revealed by way of a window that scans around the screen, never showing
  • The Geo Quick Response project proposes to modify and question the representations of the geopark landscape, and also aims at making visitors aware of the more global problems raised by this landscape. By having visitors to interact with the work