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Belonging #1: What is at the heart of the Nxt Museum with Natasha Greenhalgh
Transforming the New Media Art Scene in the Netherlands, in this episode of Belonging, we chat to Natasha Greenhalgh [...]
Carla Chan Captures Nature in Digital Art
When thinking of Digital Art, you might imagine it as something artificial or unnatural, but this isn’t always the [...]
You’re Doing Amazing Sweetie? Kim and the Critical Eye of Digital Art
Have you ever lusted after a fitspo physique or Kim Kardashian’s (k)urves? Australian digital artist Tyler Payne’s works ask [...]
Agora Talk: Carla Gannis’ Cabinet of Curiosities
On the 14th of April, Agora will explore digital artist Carla Gannis’s most recent project, which reimagines the archival [...]
What Is a Fashion Avatar?
During the pandemic, the fashion world shifted to new media, with digital fashion shows replacing in-person events. For example, [...]
FORMAT21’s Must-See Virtual Exhibition “Fluid Bodies”
The UK’s leading international photo festival showcases the best in contemporary photography in FORMAT21’s interactive Digital Art space. In [...]
Upcoming talks
W21 Partner event: Posthuman Condition in Digital Art Practice
27 April 2021 at 13:30 EST | 18:30 BST | 19:30 CET
on Zoom. The event will be recorded and live-streamed on Youtube.
The discussion is related to W21’s 20/21 focus theme: dis/embodiment.
Speakers: Lito Kattou, Artist and Kay Watson, Digital Curator at Serpentine Gallery
Wed 5 May at 10:30 PST | 13:30 EST | 18:30 BST | 19:30 CET
on Zoom
Artist in residence: Ashley Zelinskie
How can humans hope to transmit our cultural heritage into the future when humanity’s entire existence is a mere blink of an eye on a cosmic time scale? What does this sense of scale—of the vastness of time and space—means for art? Utilizing a post-New Media approach, wherein the media employed are merely vehicles in service of underlying concepts, I am attempting the process of translating our vast history into a universal language meant to stand the test of time. By fabricating traditional objects in dual forms—as the classical entity and the data that represent them—my work seeks to focus a lens on our place as a small part of a larger whole. By drawing my inspiration from historical ideas and icons I am coding the essence of humanity into works of art—art for the singularity.
Agora 24: Laneya Billingsley and De:formal Gallery will talk about their online collaboration
12 May 2021 at 10:30 PST | 13:30 EST | 18:30 BST | 19:30 CET
on Zoom. The event will be recorded and live-streamed on Youtube.
More info soon
Ashley Zelinskie, Beyond XYZ virtual reality NFT exhibition Exploration (colab with NASA) (2021) © Courtesy of the artist.
April Resident: Ashley Zelinskie
Digital Curator: YoungMi Lamine
Project concept: Exploration
Mixing art, science and code to explore the galaxy and possible future.
VR Exhibition
Our VR exhibition is an ongoing group show and open to submissions.
Visit new VR exhibitions with or without a headset beyond your screen.
Happy Mother's Day!
Natasha Caruana, Timely Time (2017) © Courtesy of the artist.
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