In The Hague, Dutch graphic designers LUST are celebrating their 10th anniversary with an exhibition at contemporary art […]
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In terms of its appearance, Frederic Gmeiner’s Table Recorder is slightly remindful of Laurie Anderson’s wonderful Handphone Table. […]
Many media art pieces share the approach that they want to turn the urban environment into a playful […]
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I’ve just been at the very first dorkbot in Second Life which Régine had announced a couple days […]
Andre Stubbe likes to program behaviour. Looking at his work during his studies at the digital media class, […]
Gunnar Green experiments with living matter in order to create slow graphic design. He went to Humboldt University‘s […]
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This week, many students presented their thesis projects at the Berlin University of the Arts’ digital media class. […]
PS.1 in New York City is currently exhibiting a project called Emergency Room. For this one-room exhibition on […]
Ariel Schlesinger is an Israeli artist I first got to know as ariel.chico through his often brilliant contributions […]
The University of the Arts Berlin gave Brian Eno their first 01 award in 1998, honouring his often […]
A short recap of Creative Commons-founder Lawrence Lessig‘s evangelization talk (or rather motivation session for the converted) at […]
Generative graphics and organic information design are making their way into the world of the applied arts: Last […]
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Katharina Birkenbach (aka Ponypink), an Amsterdam- and soon Berlin-based designer, has just launched a pretty fresh social networking […]
Artist Rebecca Horn currently has a big exhibition in Berlin’s Martin Gropius Bau. The show very chronologically shows […]
Mediamatic Amsterdam have transformed their exhibition space in the ground floor of the PostCS-building into a Night Garden […]
Simon Claessen mashed up an old Ericsson T65 phone (a bulky landline phone, not the SonyEricsson) with a […]
I’m currently in Rotterdam and Amsterdam for the Fleshing Out seminar/workshop (organized by V2 and Virtueel Platform) as […]
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Tomorrow (10th Oct) evening at 20:20h sharp, the third edition of the local Pecha Kucha will kick off […]
Maryanne Amacher, winner of the 2005 Prix Ars Electronica for digital music, is currently showing “Gravity”, the newest […]
In the midst of the current Berlin art-fair craze, at Walden gallery opened an exhibition by Ralf Schreiber […]
The Jewish Museum Berlin just opened an new exhibition titled Home and Exile which tracks the meandering paths […]
One of the two original creators of Wikipedia, Larry Sanger, who had left in anger over a dispute […]
Finland- and UK-based artist-researchers Loca were running their project in downtown San Jose. They had molded hollow concrete […]
For their installation Light from Tomorrow, UK artists Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead have installed light sensors in […]
Artist Karolina Sobecka gave me a ride in her car yesterday, which she is driving around as part […]
First up at the second day of the workshop on biotech and art was artist and Buffalo-based researcher […]
I’m currently participating in a two-day workshop about art and biotechnology at ISEA/Zero One here in San Jose, […]
Here’s a short recap of good stuff at SIGGRAPH in Boston. While the conference itself was pretty focused […]
Here’s a brief wrap-up of some of the projects at the Berlin University of the Art open doors […]
If you happen to be in Berlin tonight, don’t dare to miss the second edition of the local […]
This installation by German artist Carsten Nicolai aka Alva Noto is currently on exhibition in the course of […]
As the German federal government announced today, Angela Merkel is to start her very own video-podcast. From June […]
Stanislav Vajce is currently showing two of his amazing robotic pieces as part of the informARTics-exhibition at ZKM […]
The Scientist reports that a team led by David Gubbins at the University of Leeds has done some […]
Tobias Grewenig has conceived the installation Emotion’s Defibrilator as a play on the clichés of consciousness-manipulation through electronics. […]
Polish artist Robert Kusmirowski has created an impressive installation for the Maurizio Cattelan-curated Berlin biennal. The piece titled […]
Jessica Fridrich, a researcher at Binghamton University (and the inventor of speed cubing!) has reportedly filed two patents […]
Herwig Weiser is an Austrian artist whose work aims to tackle the complex relationships between art, hardware and […]