Madison Marone, Digital Curator
Madison is a museum professional with a passion for creating engaging digital and physical exhibitions. She is pursuing her MSc in Museum Studies at the University of Glasgow. Her academic research focuses on the relationship between audiovisual art and identity formation. In 2017, Madison earned a BA in Film Studies and Sociology from the University of Vermont. She worked for various arts and cultural organizations in the USA before relocating to the UK in 2021. These experiences have informed her interdisciplinary and innovative approach to curating new media. Access and inclusion are of utmost importance to Madison and her work. She strives to develop welcoming spaces wherein digital art and diverse perspectives are shared with the global community.
Madison Marone’ s Portfolio for Agora
Pioneers 3: Priska Pasquer
In this episode, we invited the German gallerist Priska Pasquer who re-invents herself precursor in VR / AR and NFTs. MiMi | Ed MiMi | recorded on 28 Dec 2022 [...]
Neuroplasticity or I Love You Gertrūda – Gertrūda Gilytė
The project is the continuation of Gilyté’s theoretical research (personal development as a performative practice) and her previous Instagram-based durational work, using various mainstream positive psychology tools in order to improve my personal and [...]
Painting the digital and painting digitally: The Proustian dialogue between Guy Yanai and Refik Anadol
It can’t eat a Madeleine, but can a machine have a Proustian moment? Join us as we explore memory and media in flux, examining the common threads between Guy Yanai’s recent exhibition at KÖNIG [...]
Lou-Lou João
Lou Lou João Digital artist Lou Lou João creates a super-cute avatar in a hyper-femme world to uncover the darker sides of identity and sexuality. Sarah L. [...]
Digital era for The Garden of Earthly Delights
How Bosch's masterpiece The Garden of Earthly Delights is reinterpreted, reborn and still relevant today. We've picked two digital artists: Carla Gannis and SMACK to compare and contrast their different approaches, techniques and styles [...]
New Media and Film: How Digital Changed Cinema
This year marks twenty years since the release of George Lucas’ Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, the first blockbuster, the first mainstream film to be fully shot and released on digital film [...]
Digital Dreaming: Four New Media Artists explore the abundance of imagination at the Venice Biennale
Be intrigued by these Digital Artists who explore the metamorphosis of the body and unbridled fantasy at the most female Venice Biennale yet. Sarah L. Roberts | Ed. Peter Traynor | 12 June [...]
Join our 90s redux with digital artist, Ilithya
With rippling patterns and colours torn from the screens of MTV, Ilithya’s works are a paradise for 90s babies. Agora sat down with Ilithya via Zoom to talk about her many artistic personalities, probe [...]
Art 101 or the Art of 1s and 0s: The infinite life of ASCII Art
ASCII art was frequently the accompaniment to our email signatures or blog posts in the early 2000s, injecting a bit of whimsy into Microsoft Outlook. But where did ASCII art come from, and how [...]
Buying the sky: Digital art at C/O Berlin exposes the reality of the cloud
The web of ideas and associations mapped in C/O Berlin’s Songs of the Sky: Photography and the Cloud reveals the complexities of two intangible types of cloud. Displaying a range of media, the exhibition [...]