The new iMAL venue and The Gate The new Brussels Interactive Media Arts Laboratory, a.k.a. iMAL opened its […]
Category Archive: installation
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Charles Gaines’ installation “Greenhouse” is a smog-conscious microcosm of the city of Los Angeles. A computer-controlled system of […]
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I spent Saturday in The Hague for the Mastermundo conference which turned out to be a really good […]
4dsocial: Interactive Design Environments (Architectural Design), by Guest Editor Lucy Bullivant (Amazon UK and USA.) Editors‘ blurb: A […]
Going through all the flyers and papers i gathered in New York during my last trip there i […]
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The Golden Nica in the brand new Hybrid Art category went to a whole structure not just a […]
Yeah! The return of the ars electronica posts. To be honest with you, this is going to be […]
Yesterday was all about textile, today i´m into wood. Starting with an installation i saw two days ago […]
Marisa Olson set up and moderated a fantastic panel yesterday afternoon at Conflux about Souveillance Culture. The panel […]
Yesterday i sneaked out of Conflux, took the subway to Chelsea and checked out Fabrication, Daniel Rozin‘s solo […]
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Yesterday was the presentation of the prize Winners in the brand new “Hybrid Art” category of Ars Electronica. […]
The Fundamentals of Sonic Art and Sound Design, by Tony Gibbs, leader of the BA Sonic Arts programme […]
There’s currently a fantastic installation at the Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin. The work brings magic and poetry to […]
The Nordic Pavilion hosts the work of artists from Finland, Norway and Sweden. This year, the focus is […]
Morrinho means ‘little hill’ in Portuguese and alludes to the shantytowns, or favela, located on the hills surrounding […]
This edition of the Venice Biennale confirmed once again that the Chinese do know what appeals to Westeners. […]
As words never replace a deep experience, the only ones I have to describe Julio Le Parc’s exhibition: […]
Nonspheres IV is the latest iteration of Luis Berríos-Negrón’s ongoing investigation into the contemporary tension between nature and […]
Active Ingredient from Nottingham have always been trying to make “hard” technology a bit softer and to reveal […]
More Venice coverage. Most of the biennale takes place at the Giardini or at the Arsenale. Then there […]
Take it as a morbid joke or an “exhilarating” art work: Laughing Gas Chamber (1996) is a cell […]
Camera Silens (1994) is an installation for one user at a time a completely sealed-off chamber equipped with […]
Last episode of the Biorama day in Huddersfield where Capsula and the Digital Research Unit had invited artists […]
opensourcery is what you get when you throw a master of bewitching installations and a “real” magician right […]
Project number 4* developed over the Interactivos? workshop at the MediaLab Madrid last month. That one appealed to […]
Yo! Here’s the third* project born from the Interactivos? workshop held at MediaLab Madrid last month. Delicate Boundaries, […]
Another work developed last month at MediaLab Madrid during Interactivos?, a workshop focusing on magic and illusion (see […]
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After a friend died from melanoma, Chicago-based artist Joseph Kohnke realized that even small imperfections on the surface […]
A couple of weeks ago i was at the MediaLab Madrid to spy on the Interactivos? workshop. Its […]
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More Medellin adventures! Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi has installed a temporary dwelling at the top of the church […]
Just for your information and entertainment, here are the projects selected by TODO for the BIP festival for […]
A week ago or so, i read on boingboing and other blogs, many other blogs, about the work […]
The bad thing about seeing so many festivals and exhibitions is that i turned into that old lady […]
While in Paris i checked out Airs de Paris, an exhibition that runs until August 15 at the […]
More notes from my conversation with Antonio Cerveira Pinto, the curator of Bios 4. It’s probably the first […]
Yesterday afternoon i went to the Kinetica museum in London. It’s a big glass box space located right […]