For the first time, Almine Rech Gallery in Brussels is presenting a solo exhibition by James Turrell. Born in Los Angeles in 1943, James Turrell lives and works in Arizona.
With the newly organized space of Palazzo Doną, the Foundation presents objects and sculptures, as well as installations and films in which light and movement become essential elements of the composition....
Art, technological innovation, communication and environmental sustainability are the focus of Tec-Art-Eco art and technology for the environment, promoted by Ariella Vidach AiEP Association (MILAN)...
Robots Drawing Humans, Light Beings, World Pioneering Kinetic Masters, Work from Cybernetic Serendipity and a Giant Orchestral Milk Float, All Part of Kinetica Art Fair 2010
Test_Lab is a bimonthly public event, organised by V2_, Institute for the Unstable Media, that provides an informal setting for the demonstration, testing, presentation, and discussion of artistic Research...
ArtFutura 2006 reaches its seventeenth edition. From 26 to 29 October, the festival that has become a point of reference in Spain for art, technology and digital culture will offer an extensive program...
STRP is a festival which provide an image of how visual art, design, stage arts, film, architecture and popular culture develop themselves through the means or appliance of both new and existing technology
bitforms gallery is pleased to announce Volume, the first solo exhibition in New York by Swiss artist Zimoun. On view will be an immersive, site-specific sound installation based on prepared dc-motors...
The convergence of mobile technologies and ubiquitous computing is creating a world where information-rich environments may be mapped directly onto urban topologies. This book tracks the history and genesis...
Open to students and professionals in the arts, architecture, geography, planning, the social sciences, and related disciplines, the Urban Transcripts 2011 international workshop on the city will pursue...
By probing the patterns of extra-corporeal transformations, Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand have created art works that spread across a scale of sensorial bandwidths.
The work Opening Coccyx exists as installation as well as interactive performance in which the performer/viewer initiates chain reactions of colliding energy systems.
In "Opening Coccyx", pressure waves unleashed in a liquid solution trigger a continuum of waveform patterns, which, in turn, incite chemical reactions of varying intensities, resulting in respectively varying light patterns. Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand create interdisciplinary art works, which integrate chemi-physical experimentation with optics and computer science. The artists use current techniques, particularly regarding waveform phenomena to investigate questions of perception and immortality.
Current scientific findings, particularly regarding waveform phenomena, are employed by the artists for investigating questions of perception and immortality. Such investigations are salient because the scientific picture of the world serves as the basis for contemporary thought, and nonetheless the rigorous nature of the fundamental sciences does not permit the entertainment of such questions.
The idea of the installation is connected to the Buddhist concept of enlightenment as a final blessed state, and is based upon scientific data that only after birth baby's nine sacral and tailbones are fused into two, enabling the trunk of the body to stand upright. Until this process is completed it is not possible to reach an illuminated mode. For the exhibition, Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand have invited Richard Chartier to create a low-end nature composition intended to simulate the notion of sound transmitted through light
