Rhizome began as an email list in 1996. Today, our community programs include a Discord community, and our weekly conversational series #office-hours.
We also offer the below bulletin board, where you can browse opportunities and events relating to digital culture from around the world.
The feature-length presentation of Life on the CAPS comprises a trilogy of techno-futurist shorts by the Morocco-born, New York-based video and installation artist Bennani, whose work ebulliently combines aspects of animation, music video, cinema verité, and reality television tropes, set in the …
read moreAlgorithmic Unconscious is a group exhibition by UCL BA Media students responding to arebyte’s current artistic focus on The Body, the Mind, the Soul, an exploration of the complex nature of humanity in the realm of technological progress.
Developed with curatorial and production support from arebyte team and …
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Applications are now open for the 2024-2025 MA Design for Data Visualisation cohort. Beginning in October, the course runs for 45 weeks over 15 months at our London College of Communication campus in Central London, part of University of the Arts London. Driven by the critical interrogation of data …
read moreWe're accepting submissions for issue 23! Digital America publishes video art, internet art, digital art, digital design—any work that lives best in the browser frame and questions and/or explores the influence of digitalization.
We end spring submission review on March 23rd. https://www.digitalamerica.org/submit/
As always, the best way to know if …
Please join The Compound Gallery March 9 for fun evening of finding beauty and wonder in everyday life as we launch Bay Area Artist Natalie Friedman’s “ordinary. extraordinary.” show with an artist’s reception.
The reception, which will be held from 6-9 p.m., will highlight Friedman’s collection of captivating paintings …
read moreThe Kitchen Project is looking for artists of varying mediums to participate in “You are (not) Invited II”. The exhibit is part of an oral history project — recording in-depth oral histories of diasporic femme Asian parents, mothers, daughters, and non-binary children about their relationships to food and care. What …
read moreIn the 1990s, the CalArts School of Music was at the forefront of developing new interactive music technology, multimedia performance, and telecommunication art. In 2024, as major institutions in California recognize the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration by participating in PST “Art & Science Collide”, we want to bring to light …
read moreThe Department of Art at Colgate University invites applications for a one-year visiting assistant professor position in Printmaking, beginning fall semester 2024. We are particularly interested in candidates who demonstrate a commitment to the innovative teaching of printmaking broadly speaking, and who also possess in-depth technical knowledge of traditional and …
read moreProspect Art’s 4th WALL—a network of international organizations that promote video works—is currently looking for video works for our 2025 programming, “Affective Territories, Alternate Belonging.” Entries will be considered for physical exhibitions in Los Angeles and Lisbon, and on-line screenings through Prospect Art, a not-for-profit arts organization based in Los …
read moreConcept:
We are facing many barriers globally where our identities are being bruised, rejected, and turned away. This leaves a tension for bodies, thoughts, and circumstances to be accepted and co-exist. Artists are invited to contest and question what it means to face barriers. Often our artworks have been …
read moreBraw Haus introduces a solo exhibition featuring the work of generative digital artist @kynd. With a focus on art created through coding, Kynd's work blends digital technology with the aesthetics of traditional painting mediums.
Since 2013, he has developed a coded artistic practice, yet his creations have remained …
read moreLocust Projects invites local, national, and international artists to apply for the opportunity to propose ambitious multi-layered digital projects that respond to the hybridity and flexibility of Locust Projects’ physical space and various presenting platforms from onsite, galleries, interior or exterior surfaces, on screens, or online.
These projects can be …
Johansson Projects presents Minted, Tinted, a three-person exhibition featuring works from Nimah Gobir, Dana Robinson, and Sheena Rose. Opening during Black History Month, this compelling show unfolds unique narratives of healing, empowerment. Challenging stereo-types through vivid color, pattern, and anecdote, the work in Minted, Tinted uplifts the distinctive expressive …
read moreIn this lecture performance, Zach Blas delves into the key concepts behind his new work CULTUS.Taking us through research into organisations like The Way of The Future Church, theories like Ray Kurzweil's spiritual machine, and transhumanism in sci-fi and religion, Blas traces the emergence of an AI-based religiosity, where human …
read moreZach Blas, artist behind CULTUS, and arebyte curator Rebecca Edwards are joined by academics to delve into the complex intersections of artificial intelligence, religion, feminism, anti-racism, and speculative thinking.
Addressing the ways in which religion, spirituality, and belief influence the roles that AI plays in our lives, the panel …
read moreLocust Projects invites local, national, and international artists to apply for the opportunity to propose ambitious multi-layered digital projects that respond to the hybridity and flexibility of Locust Projects’ physical space and various presenting platforms from onsite, galleries, interior or exterior surfaces, on screens, or online.
These projects can be …