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 [...]
Curating Speculative Futures During Lockdown with Alice Scope
While many art galleries remain closed, new digital forms of curation have gained traction. For our next Agora talk, [...]
Reacting to 2020: A Digital Time Capsule
What would a digital time capsule of 2020 look or sound like to you? Samm Anga and Veronica Petukhov [...]
The DSLcollection is Mind-blowing!
Rapidly evolving digital technologies offer unprecedented creative opportunities for digital artists, alongside the promise to disrupt strongly-held ideas about [...]
The Immersive Kind: A Space for Emerging Interdisciplinary Digital Artists with an X-factor GalleryThe Immersive Kind: A Space for Emerging Interdisciplinary Digital Artists with an X-factor
3D, Agora Talks, Animation Art, Art and Technology, Augmented Reality, Digital Art, LGBTQIA+, Mixed Reality, Virtual Reality
The Immersive Kind: A Space for Emerging Interdisciplinary Digital Artists with an X-factor
Many have tried to create an artistic community that welcomes non-binary and emerging artists. UK-based, global collective The Immersive [...]
Our Consumption of Sound Art is, in Itself, a Creative Process
As our mind processes a sound to make it relevant to us, this sound may be interpreted as music [...]
Claudia Hart Talk: How Her Latest Digital Art Exhibition Got Meta
While today’s reality is bound to four walls for most of us, digital art offers us endless ways to [...]
Lilia Ziamou Creates Fragmented Bodies by Scanning Bones
Would you dare to use human bones as the basis for your next artwork? That’s what Lilia Ziamou has [...]
What’s the Future of the Museum?
Virtual Reality is one of the technologies with the highest projected potential for growth. Whereas everyone speculates about the [...]
Re-materialisation of Digital Art in Mexico
Art has always faced the struggles of medium, technique, place and context. An art’s outcome has always been unsure [...]