Tag: Technology
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Kyriaki Goni – interview: ‘For me, technology is an existential discussion’
The Greek artist discusses the interplay of technology with humans and nature that underpins her work, the influence of philosophy, botany and geology, and how she weaves these together with analogue and digital art to create powerful multimedia installations
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Future Shock
An audiovisual exhibition that joins the dots between contemporary art, electronic music and technology, with varied results
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Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts
This retrospective helps us understand Nauman as an artist who turns attention to himself, his body and his image as an object of exploration in its relation to time, place and history
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Thinking Machines: Art and Design in the Computer Age, 1959-1989
The exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in the early history of computer technology and its connection to art and design
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Yuri Pattison: context, collapse
In the first exhibition at mother’s tankstation project’s new London gallery, Yuri Pattison’s context, collapse examines the world in which the office is everywhere and work transcends life
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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
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Delving into coding: the art of Harold Cohen
Harold Cohen, who developed Aaron, one of the first and most complex software programs for computer-generated art, died last year at the age of 87. We look back at his achievements
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An interview with Marcel Duchamp
’[Marcel Duchamp:] …The whole of modern art—the Impressionists, the Fauves, the Cubists—the whole, except maybe the Surrealists, were retinal. Abstract expressionism was very retinal, and of course, Op art is very retinal. A little too retinal for one’s taste.’
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James Bridle: ‘There is a huge demand to humanise the technological view of the world’
James Bridle talks about his current show at the Nome Gallery, Berlin, which centres around the self-driving car, technological agency and the relationship of humans to machines, and what we can learn from them
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Aura Satz: ‘I think of all my works as conversations’
The artist reveals some of the hidden stories that inspire her film, performance and installation works, exploring different techniques for visualising sound and seeking to recover the unheard female voice
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