For the third edition of Playground, STUK again focuses on artists exploring the boundaries between various art disciplines. This international live art festival presents performances, installations and...
On December 13^th at 20:00h, the V2_ Institute for the Unstable Media will present the event /Test_Lab: Live_Coding. Code as an interface for improvisation and networked performances
amber'07 body-process arts festival will take place from 9-17 November, 2007. As the only new technologies and arts festival in Turkey, amber'07 will be an international event exhibiting the works of 30...
PERFORMA 07 will take place this year from October 27 - November 20 in New York, with an expanded roster of consortium members, ten major new PERFORMA Commissions, a lively and event driven educational...
E.A.T., ARTPIX and Microcinema International, announce the pre-release of Open Score by Robert Rauschenberg, the first of 9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering, a DVD set of films.
Exhibitions and performances by artists who use computer technology as an integral part of their work are on display at the fifth Boston Cyberarts Festival.
Toolkit returns to Venice with a second installment of the festival, exploring the theme of interactivity in new media art. REACTIVE SYSTEMS, 2012’s chosen title, explores the processes that run parallel...
Following the success of the first Toolkit Festival in 2011, the organizing committee has decided to put out a Call for Submissions to make the selection of artists for the 2012 edition.
When it comes to the Bag Factory Artists' Studios and GoetheonMain in Johannesburg, South Africa, both white-washed spaces, one might want to keep in mind, that the white cube is close-knit with (post-war)...
Media artist, performance artist, composer and visionary, Nam June Paik (1932–2006) was one of the most innovative artists of the twentieth century. Paik's radical ideas on art and technology transformed...
My Secret Heart is a new commission by Streetwise Opera (www.streetwiseopera.org) of a music and film installation written by electronic composer and Warp artist Mira Calix, video artists Flat-e and sound designer Dave Sheppard. They worked with around 100 Streetwise performers from across the UK to create a unique work that is being shown around the world.
The new piece is inspired by the Allegri’s 17th-century choral work Miserere Mei, a piece so protected by the Vatican that they put an embargo on it. Mira Calix and Flat-e have used the theme of secrecy to explore movements and singing with Streetwise’s participants to create this new century-leaping work.
The piece exists as an immersive installation on a purpose-built 360 degree screen with surround sound and as a 7-minute film. The installation was premiered live at the Royal Festival Hall including a staging featuring a cast of 100 and is now touring to galleries, festivals and cinemas across the world through 2009 as an installation and film.
