An overview of the work done on Arts & Médias since the soft launch in summer 2020, and a quick mention of what's to come.
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2020 Retrospective

An Artist Used 99 Phones to Fake a Google Maps Traffic Jam
With his "Google Maps Hack," artist Simon Weckert draws attention to the systems we take for granted—and how we let them shape us.
Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel (Eds.), Critical Zones
Solnick reviews "Critical Zones", a gargantuan new collection of multi-disciplinary writings edited by Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel and published alongside the eponymous exhibition at Karlsruhe’s ZKM Center for Art and Media.
HOLO 2.5 Launched!
Already a hub of activity, two major research projects are underway, and a slate of new stories and favourites from the HOLO archive are due in 2021.
Bangkok Art Biennale
Oct 29, 2020, Bangkok, TH
BAB offers an array of artworks and performances from a diverse range of artists, both local and international, throughout the heart of Bangkok, in galleries, public spaces, and iconic landmarks
Luminothérapie
Dec 3, 2020, Montréal, CA
An original participatory winter experience!
Art Souterrain
Feb 20, 2021, Montréal, CA
At the heart of Montreal, some thirty artists and performers will present, during 24 days, contemporary art works and performances around the theme of Chronometry.
Nuit Blanche à Montréal
Feb 27, 2021, Montréal, CA
From dusk until dawn, the city stays open, with events and entertainment indoors and out.
A=F=L=O=A=T
20 glass flutes, extended by long transparent tubes to a blower which is left visible. Suspended in the shape of an ellipse and staggered at different heights, each flute plays a note from a composition created by the artist.
Archangel of Seven Seas
A huge sculpture using organ pipes to recreate the body of a whale, held in mid-air with a steel frame.
Sounding the Gallery
"Sounding the Gallery" explores the first decade of creative video work, focusing on the ways in which video technology was used to dissolve the boundaries between art and music.
Sounding New Media
Dyson examines the long-neglected role of sound and audio in the development of new media theory and practice with an emphasis on sound, embodiment, art, and technological interactions.