BioMedia: the era of life-like media

The imposing BioMedia exhibition at the ZKM in Karlsruhe, directed by Peter Weibel, questions "life-like media". The installations of about fifteen artists exhibited in Germany are also presented at the Centre des arts of Enghien-les-Bains.

This feminist suit makes eye contact with the men gazing at it

The provocative garment challenges the male gaze—even in circumstances that invite you to look.

Jason Bruges Studio presents “The Constant Gardeners”, a monumental outdoor robotic art installation

“The Constant Gardeners” by Jason Bruges Studio draws inspiration from the aesthetic and craft of the traditional zen garden and from the sportsmen and women who carefully perfect their movements to train and excel in their fields.

“L'infini”, a Fantastic Odyssey

The immersive experience "L'infini" gives the opportunity to go higher and further: the creation of Felix & Paul Studios and Phi Studio, presented at the Arsenal, proposes an intimate and playful visit of the International Space Station (ISS) with astronauts.

"Entanglement" is a multisensory exhibition at the Venice Biennale tackling the impact of data

"Entanglement" explores the materiality of data and the interwoven human, environmental, and cultural impacts of communication technologies.

Artistic exploration of space, machine: Refik Anadol in Istanbul

Discover the mesmerizing Istanbul exhibition of Refik Anadol by learning about the history of the media arts and diving into the machine-based visual speculations of the famed artist, respectively.

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.

Yazan Khalili, Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto

Castro reviews Khalili's exhibit presented at the MOCA in Toronto (CA) from September 3 to November 15, 2020.

A Strange Game That Lets You Create A Digital Art Gallery About Anything

Created by Jan Malitschek, "The Anything Gallery" is a small free game that pulls images, videos and text from the internet and then creates a large, possibly never-ending, virtual gallery based on whatever you desire.

In ‘Uncanny Valley,’ Art and Tech Collide

The hit-or-miss exhibition, currently on view at the De Young, poses questions about how art should engage with technology.