Tag: CyberArt

  • Ryoji Ikeda

    An ear-shredding, eye-rending survey of the audiovisual artist transforms data into engulfing experiences and fires up the mind

  • Art appreciation in the metaverse

    What on the physical earth do art collectors see in a CryptoPunk? Add to quick profits the bragging-rights of a Rolex and read on to track the ‘techtonic’ shift

  • Hello, Robot: Design Between Human and Machine

    From Star Wars’ R2-D2 to a machine that produces compassionate messages for the dying, this is a celebration of robots that also asks timely questions about how we interact with machines, and how we should design our shared future

  • Nevermore: Leonid Lamm, Selected Works

    This retrospective of the artist, who died last year, shows the brilliance, courage and impeccable work ethic that made Lamm such an important figure in postwar Russian and American art

  • Cybernetic Serendipity: History and Lasting Legacy

    Catherine Mason considers the ICA’s groundbreaking computer art exhibition of 1968 and looks at how it has shaped digital art in the 50 years since

  • Technology and Art 10: LINGUISTICS AND TOYS AT THE ICA

    “Increasing numbers of mathematicians and of engineers have joined them [poets, philologists and philosophers], attracted by technical problems, formerly ignored or considered trivial… Play Orbit…`toys, games and playables by people who are not professionally involved with the design of playthings,…

  • Cybernetic Serendipity 50th Anniversary

    The Studio International special issue Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the Arts was first published in July 1968 to accompany the ICA exhibition of the same name curated by Jasia Reichardt. Both the publication and the exhibition are now legendary

  • Gerfried Stocker: ‘The first time I went to Ars Electronica Festival was mind-blowing’

    Gerfried Stocker talks about going from being a media artist influenced by Ars Electronica to becoming its artistic director and the mind behind its organisation

  • Hello, Robot: Design Between Human and Machine

    This exhibition is a provocative, disturbing, poignant and ultimately telling exploration of the implications and complications arising from technology’s advancing role in human evolution

  • The Ars Electronica Festival 2016: Radical Atoms and the Alchemists of our Time

    This year’s festival includes more than 30 exhibitions, around 20 concerts and visual art and sound performances each day, an open-air drone show, plus symposiums, lectures and workshops