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Archive: Technology

re-new Digital Art Festival: Call for Proposals

re-new 2013 will make possible hybrid presentation formats where the confluence of art, science and technology is discussed in its full complexity [...]

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Surveillance, Games, and Play. Call for Papers

This call theme issue is dedicated to balancing twosides of surveillance: surveillance as a technology of corporate governance and as a technology [...]

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Lighthouse at Brighton Festival. James Bridle: Under the Shadow of the Drone

For Brighton Festival 2013, guest directed by Michael Rosen, Lighthouse is presenting two projects that illustrate how contemporary military technology both enables [...]

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Lynn Hershman Leeson: The Agent Ruby Files

Through June 2, 2013, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) presents Lynn Hershman Leeson: The Agent Ruby Files. In 2001–2 [...]

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Mediacities 2013: International Conference

The fourth MediaCity reflects on pluralities and globalities, on MEDIACITIES everywhere. What new lines of inquiry and emergent relations between urbanity and [...]

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The Universal Adressability of Dumb Things

Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey has curated an exhibition that explores the magical world of new technology, as well as tracing its [...]

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Lighthouse at Brighton Festival 2013: Mariele Neudecker exhibition

Renowned contemporary artist, Mariele Neudecker, reflects on the use of military technologies in contemporary warfare in this exhibition curated by Lighthouse for [...]

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From the birth of artificial intelligence to the Human Brain Project

In a scenario in which institutions and individuals have to fight in an increasingly harsh way to grab the (few) research funds, [...]

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Orange between orange and Orange. Michael Joaquine Grey at Carroll/Fletcher

Michael Joaquin Grey (born 1961 in Los Angeles, CA) is an artist with degrees in genetics, art and sculpture. That being said, [...]

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Resonate 2013. International debate on the position of technology in art and culture

Resonate is a platform for networking, information, knowledge sharing and education. It brings together distinguished, world class artists, with an opportunity of [...]

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The Future Everything Summit 2013

The FutureEverything Summit of Ideas & Digital Invention is centred around the Conference on Thursday 21 and Friday 22 March at Four [...]

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Next Things 2013 – Next Space. Deadline: 15/03/2013

The call is looking for innovative and disruptive ideas on the Internet of Things in the interplay of art, technology and architecture: [...]

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amber’13: “Did you plug it in?”. Deadline: 20/05/2013

Smart phones, smart tickets, smart cities, smart buildings, smart living, smart economies, smart moves...Smart abounds in the market-speak of today's technologically sophisticated [...]

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Daniel Rozin exhibition: “Angles” at Bitforms Gallery, New York City

bitforms gallery is pleased to announce Angles, a fifth solo exhibition in New York with Israeli-American artist Daniel Rozin. Since the late [...]

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Does technology set us free?

On a damp November day in 2012, I travelled from Liverpool to London to take part in a Battle of Ideas debate [...]

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The strength of the imperceptible. Interview to Alberto Tadiello

Alberto Tadiello (1983, Montecchio Maggiore, VI) is one of the few artists who have managed to break down the wall that separates [...]

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FutureEverything 2013: the Summit of Ideas & Digital Invention

On 21 - 24 March 2013, FutureEverything presents the Summit of Ideas & Digital Invention - a four day event that is [...]

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Poetic Codings exhibition

"Poetic Codings" is an exhibition that explores the relationship between art and technology. Through flatscreen displays, projections, interactive installations, and iPad apps [...]

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The Serendipity Machine. A Disruptive Business Model for Society 3.0

By Sebastian Olma, with a foreword by Joe Pine. Illustrations by Yulia Kryazheva - Is actually possible to build a business - [...]

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PhD in Music Technology. Georgia Tech University

Students accepted into the Ph.D. program in Music Technology are expected to hold a Masters degree in Music Technology or from an [...]

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