The central work of the exhibition, The Owl, The Travellers and The Cement Drain (2024) is a filmic essay that reveals a series of hypnotic scenes from the forest that are complemented by an unstable, fluctuating narrative of two human characters as they journey through it. By eschewing familiar documentary approaches, ecologically-minded activist perspectives, and the certainties of linear narrative, Zhao aims to transpose the forest into a new register: a mutable space of possibility. The post Seeing Forest by Robert Zhao Renhui appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design ..read more

Fernando Palma Rodríguez: Āmantēcayōtl Canal Projects is pleased to announce a new commission by the Nahua artist Fernando Palma Rodríguez (b. 1957, Mexico). A pioneer of Indigenous robotics, the artist’s new project Āmantēcayōtl: Auh inihcuac huel ompoliuh, mitoa, ommic in meztli presents an installation that emulates a corn field on the slopes of the Teuhtli Volcano in Milpa […] The post Trail Dust – Āmantēcayōtl appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at the George Washington University presents its annual NEXT Festival, a celebration of graduating students’ work, in Washington, D.C. Open from April 17 to May 16, the festival features 47 exhibits, 22 live performances and four panels and research-based presentations.  The festival kicked off on April 17 with a Dudley Memorial Lecture given by John Troutman, curator of […] The post NEXT Festival 2024 appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

This year’s exhibition is presented by pioneering Taiwanese video artist Yuan Goang-Ming and curated by Chinese-American curator Abby Chen. Responding to this year’s curatorial theme, Stranieri Ovunque—Foreigners Everywhere, the exhibition will depict the doubts and unrest hidden beneath our beautiful world as a metaphor for the inherent state of loss human feel in constant displacement, with nowhere to truly belong.  The post Yuan Goang-Ming: “Everyday War” appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

Il MIT List Visual Arts Center è lieto di annunciare il calendario della mostra e della programmazione per la primavera 2024. Le gallerie presentano esposizioni di Basel Abbas e Ruanne Abou-Rahme, e di Hana Miletić. The post Only sounds that tremble through us // Soft Services
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Il Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art di quest’anno, dal titolo “Art, Apparatus and Neural-Digital Entanglement in Cognitive Capitalism”, è stato organizzato a New York in collaborazione con CTHQ, lo spazio di aggregazione di Creative Time dedicato all’arte e alla politica, e Montez Press Radio, una piattaforma sperimentale di broadcasting e performance. The post Art, Apparatus and Neural-Digital Entanglement in Cognitive Capitalism appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

Il Beall Center for Art + Technology di Irvine è lieto di presentare il simposio Future Tense 3.0. The post Future Tense Symposium 3.0 appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

La conferenza “building Environments” tratterà lo stato attuale della teoria architettonica nel contesto di numerose crisi ecologiche. The post building Environments: Architectural Theory beyond a Changing Climate
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Each exhibition of the Kestner Gesellschaft’s 2024 program has been conceived as an Arendtian essay in understanding, structured after “eight exercises in political thought” as analysed by Arendt in her 1961 seminal oeuvre Between Past and Future. Her investigation of the perplexing crises modern society faces provides guidelines to understand today’s world. The post Kestner Gesellschaft Spring 2024 exhibition program appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more

Spanning the entire second floor of the foundation, the exhibition features videos, photo-collages, and interactive and mixed-media installations that delve into the artist’s groundbreaking practice. The post Lynn Hershman Leeson: Are Our Eyes Targets? appeared first on Digicult | Digital Art, Design and Culture ..read more