This Artist Made a Radio Out of a Kitchen Sink

Amanda Dawn Christie’s work commemorates the fading glory of shortwave radio.

Polysemous light: light as a contradictory material in Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s work

This paper is a media archaeological study focused on one of the materials that has been recurrent in Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s installations and that has a contradictory character: light.

Making Kin with the Machines

Authors draw on the Indigenous epistemologies and understanding that "everything connects" to explore what human relationships should be with artificial intelligence and technology.

For an Archaeology of Kinetic Art

At a time when kinetic art seems to be enjoying a revival of interest, from critics and the market alike, several publications believe the archaeology of kinetic art still has to be written.

The Serious Relationship of Art and Technology

What is the link between art and technology? Explore how both art and technology challenge our perceptions in the world of contemporary art.

Sound Art Situations

An analysis of two sound art performances that took place in June 2015 in outdoor public spaces at the social housing area Urbanplanen in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Glitch Art, the Perfect Imperfection

Scratched DVDs, pixelated video, damaged or corrupted files, software bugs... Technological bugs have given rise to a new form of art brut.

What is the future of media art?

“In the future, the only artwork that will survive will have no gravity at all” maintained Nam June Paik [...] speculated that the art of the future, once liberated from the gravity of its material, will lack a “preservable” aspect.

How to Keep Kinetic Art Moving

Modern art conservator Lydia Beerkens prevents kinetic artworks from becoming still lives.

Why Is It so Difficult to Define New Media Art?

Lorenzo Pereira explores the difficulty of defining new media as an art, as it requires to question the definition of art itself.