Spectrum concert

Intermedia Theater, University of North Texas, 2024

New works by North Texas composers. Sponsored by Composers Forum.

 

BMN Kortárs 2024

Széphárom Közösségi Tér / Budapest, Szép u. 1/b, 1053, 2024

SZEPTEMBER 19. 17:00 / Széphárom Közösségi Tér / Budapest, Szép u. 1/b, 1053

CURRENTS New Media

El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe / 555 Camino de la Familia, 2024

“La Solitudine delle Moltitudini” (Immersive video installation and an electroacoustic cantata for 16 female voices on fixed media (2023-24) - soprano and lyrics: Júlia Coelho) is an immersive room audio-visual installation (three-channel video, binaural audio on headphones) binaural audio on headphones to create an immersive and emotional space for the visitors in a closed room.

 

Existência Numérica - Emergencies

Futuros - Arte e Tecnologia, Rio de Janeiro, 2024

If we already have objects, videos, photos and even food made from data, why not hold an art exhibition this way too? From March 27th, the cultural center Futuros - Arte e Tecnologia will host the second edition of the exhibition Existência Numérica - Emergencies, which brings together Brazilian and foreign artists who use data as a means of creation to carry out a visual analysis of contemporary issues in society , such as climate change, identity issues and the appreciation of science.

 

Miami Art Basel

Art Basel Miami Week 2023, Deeep AI Art Fair, 2024

The #virtualartfair took place in Miami Beach, on the occasion of Art Basel Miami Week 2023, powered by Walter's Cube.

 

 

 

DISTORTIONS

POSTMASTERS GALLERY @ ART FACTORY, Budapest, 2023

DISTORTIONS is not a singular, all encompassing statement exhibition, but rather a collection of compelling works by artists we collaborate with. Thought provoking, often prescient, and relevant to this moment of technologically assisted creative processes, the artworks in the show represent various approaches to the complexities of contemporary world. Traditionally, artists have altered reality to reveal their own 'truths'. Art, as a mirror of the world, has always operated via distortion both literally and metaphorically. With the nonstop development of analog and digital tools in the 20th century, access to new technologies became more democratized. Yet it is always the artists that are on the forefront to adapt the new tools, subvert them, push boundaries, expose biases and limitations of the medium and explore its creative potential.

 

Alarm Chain

acb Gallery, Budapest, 2023

The exhibition titled Alarm Chain presented in the space of acb Attachment builds upon data visualization that relies on Albert-László Barabási’s identity, active simultaneously as scientist and artist. Barabási and his research team examined emergencies and disasters that occurred between January 2007 and January 2009, with a specific focus on their communication aspects. The complex diagrams on display in the exhibition space were generated from the mobile phone data of eyewitnesses present on the scene of these events. The primary question of the study was to determine how many times a witness or survivor of a tragic event calls someone on their mobile phone. The diagrams, originally created as graphs (complex networks), were reinterpreted by Barabási as embroidery patterns, converting the previous data visualizations into textile forms. The BarabasiLab exhibition now presents the works related to this project.

BINÁLÉ

BUDAPEST, KRISTÁLY SZÍNTÉR, 2023

BINÁLÉ, located in Budapest, organized an outstanding collection of artworks from around the world to explore the idea of “queering democracy” through the power of art for their 150th anniversary. 

BARABÁSILAB: HIDDEN PATTERNS

Mureș County Museum, 2023

The purpose of Hidden Patterns is to bring art and the general public closer to networked thinking. 

OF GENES AND HUMAN BEINGS

Deutsches Hygiene - Museum Dresden, 2023

The exhibition ‘Of Genes and Human Beings’ took a serious and consistent look at the insights gained in science laboratories from the perspective of the social and cultural sciences: with exhibits from everyday life and science, culture and history, the approaches of contemporary art – and with interactive stations that invited us to find out for ourselves who we are and who we might become.