Initiated this year by Körber-Stiftung and VRHAM! Festival Hamburg, the XR History Award is now open to all artists working in immersive technology…[read on]
His art practice questions and reflects the digital age we live in, in which artificial intelligence and gamification of reality forge our new aesthetic codes and social behaviors…[read on]
The second XR_Unites open call is addressed to interdisciplinary teams from Berlin’s independent cultural scene and creative industries that deal with the topic of embodiment…[read on]
Tallinn Art Hall, Tirana Art Lab Center for Contemporary Art, and the Hertz-Lab of the ZKM I Center for Art and Media are jointly calling for European art…[read on]
Movement is a key word for New York-based artist LaJuné McMillian, who explores life beyond the material world through animation and virtual reality…[read on]
Virtual Reality art directly reflects the way society deals with new technologies – not just in art and culture. How do art forms and art experiences change as things become more…[read on]
Interview by Vanessa Souli // Apr. 03, 2020
In her work, Bianca Kennedy focuses on the body in its wider social, political, philosophical and artistic aspects. In collaboration with The Swan Collective, she has embarked on the creation of works of a…[read on]
Jan. 06, 2020
The first international festival focused on virtual reality and arts, VRHAM!, is looking for artistic Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality projects…[read on]
Article by Isabelle Hore-Thorburn // Sept. 14, 2018
Simon Fujiwara’s first solo show at Esther Schipper takes viewers on motion ride simulator through the annals of YouTube. Composed of ultra-verité videos from the ‘real world,’ the work asks the…[read on]
Aug. 5, 2018
Rhizome will give artists microgrants for the creation of new artworks, online exhibitions and other web-based projects in the categories of net art, virtual reality and poetry for the creation of new artworks, online…[read on]
Article by Louisa Stark // Apr. 28, 2018
Jonathan Meese, an artist whose work often transports the viewer into his own anarchic imagination, has taken the idea of immersion to the next level in his new work at Gropius Bau. It is billed as a…[read on]
