#art-and-technology

#art-and-technology

ICA London launched Speaking Futures, a program focused on artists' role in shaping the future through collaboration and innovation.

VOUW's Bloomlight S is a responsive lighting object that interacts with users through movement without needing apps or voice commands.

'The Drum and The Bird' highlights colonial legacy through immersive multimedia performance.

Emilia Tikka explores the intersection of cultural history and biotechnology, addressing societal implications through her art and research.

Monsters reflect humanity in various forms across history, literature, and culture, suggesting we must confront our own darker aspects.

Modern psychiatric practices are failing as evidenced by rising adolescent suicide rates, raising questions about the validity of mental health diagnoses and treatment.

The evolution of art from ancient automata to AI challenges traditional notions of creativity and authenticity.

Love Hultén merges nostalgia with modern craftsmanship in his sculptures.

His work highlights the intersection of video gaming, electronic music, and retro-futurism.

Hultén's creations balance functionality and aesthetics, appealing to vintage and modern design lovers.

SXSW London aims to instill 'sensible optimism' amidst global uncertainty, celebrating creativity and diversity in art and technology.

NØ SCHOOL NEVERS offers a unique summer school experience combining art, technology, and critical research to address social and environmental challenges.

Expo '70 highlighted the duality of industrial progress and its associated costs, prompting reflection on art's role within technological advancement.

The nuclear fusion startup Fuse hosted an unconventional event merging art and technology to attract potential backers.

The Strandbeest project exemplifies the intersection of art, engineering, and biological principles, emphasizing adaptation and evolution in artificial constructs.

National Portrait Gallery partners with Frameless Creative for immersive experiences, launching 'Stories - Brought to Life' in May 2025.

Media art is pivotal in the transformative landscape of contemporary art influenced by digital technologies and geopolitics.

TeamLab's success illustrates a new model for immersive art experiences, attracting millions while operating outside traditional art conventions.

Cai Guo-Qiang's cAI™: Soul Scan is a pioneering exhibition blending AI with tradition and spirituality, showcasing works inspired by Macau.

Merel Karhof creatively utilizes wind to knit scarves, demonstrating the potential of harnessing smaller amounts of wind power for tangible products.

Marta Thoma Hall aims to elevate underrepresented artists through her Alameda Floating Museum and the Hall Art + Technology Foundation.

Boris Chimp 504's Red Spectrum pushes boundaries by merging colors, narratives, and aesthetics, engaging audiences in space exploration themes.

The London Standard's AI-generated art review raises questions about the role of human critics and the implications of AI on personal identity.

AURORA XR School for Artists seeks applicants for a 2025 Fellowship focusing on XR technology and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Consumer choices like toothpaste can directly impact orangutan habitats through palm oil production and deforestation.

Mathematics is fundamental to cartography, linking mathematicians and cartographers more closely than one might expect.

The fusion of art and technology, particularly through AI and computing, is transforming the landscape of modern art.

Vijgen's Hyperthread project uniquely connects microchip design and textile weaving, illustrating a shared binary logic and visual complexity.

Tim Boucher defends his reputation against claims in AI lawsuit, asserting his work is original and misrepresented by legal filings.

Up presents Hi-Fi, an immersive installation merging financial data with art and music, redefining traditional banking experiences for Gen Z and Millennials.

Hans Ulrich Obrist's 2024 initiative at Serpentine Galleries will focus on integrating AI into contemporary art.

Judy Chicago's 'What if Women Ruled the World?' exhibition at Serpentine North opens conversations on gender equality and involves digital participation through blockchain technology.

The Post Human exhibition in 1992 had a significant impact on the art world, exploring themes of technological advancement, identity transformation, and the blurring boundaries between humans and technology.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is showcasing a fashion exhibit called Sleeping Beauties, offering a multisensory experience involving smell, sound, and touch.