at the Internet
Surf the Web with Jonas Lund and Rhizome at the We See In Every Direction Official Surf Party, Wednesday May 29th starting at 2PM EST/ 8PM CET. To join the party, you will need to download and install We See In Every Direction (available on The Download). The Official Surf ...
at the New Museum
Riotous and multi-layered, Ryan Trecartin's ambitious videos update moving image practice for the Internet age. His fast-growing body of work explores the impulses and attitudes of a generation whose self-perceptions and relationships are deeply tied to media. Often structured like iChat dialogues, Trecartin’s narratives ricochet between characters and ...
at the New Museum
Trecartin's first feature-length video I-Be AREA extends the artist's singular process and style into new territory. Fast-paced and dense with drama, I-Be AREA relates the intertwined stories of an exuberant ensemble, played by Trecartin and dozens of others, as they cope with themes such as cloning, adoption, self-mediation ...
at Luna Lounge
Rhizome presents this panel, in conjunction with Conflux, New York's annual festival for contemporary psychogeography, the investigation of everyday urban life through emerging artistic, technological, and social practice. The panel centers on "sousveillance," the practice of watching from below (sous-) rather than above (sur-). A diverse group of artists ...
at Hiro Ballroom
On April 16, 27, Rhizome presented a Benefit Concert featuring three genre-bending bands: Gang Gang Dance, Professor Murder and YACHT. Each band integrates a wide range of musical influences and instruments to create innovative sounds and performance styles. This line-up of new music celebrated Rhizome's commitment to emerging forms ...
at Foxy Production Gallery
Last February Rhizome hosted a reception for College Art Association (CAA) at Foxy Production Gallery, where we had the exhibition Networked Nature. This show was selected as this year's CAA Annual Exhibition and also concluded Rhizome's Tenth Anniversary Festival of Art & Technology.
at the New Museum
Emergent digital technologies are rapidly changing both the face of our cities and our daily experience of them, whether invoked in the production of architectural form, the representation of urban space, or our interface to the locative and other services newly available there. Dynamic maps update in real time; garments ...
