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.
You're invited to come to the book launch of Games for a Rainy Day which features 40+ micro-games.
There will be an amazing performance by MCtheProfessor.Gov, a Boston & NYC based art collective. They perform public history lectures with an improvisational contemporary classical music ensemble.
You'll be able to sit …
read morePlease join The Compound Gallery May 4 from 6-9 p.m. to launch an energizing new show by Berkeley artist Tim Belonax, who asks: What do we do with our imperfections? Do we shun them, hide them, ignore them, or do we accept them and celebrate them?
In All Of …
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Everything you need to know about curating and organising an exhibition or a pavilion at the (Venice) Biennale.
What is necessary to know about permissions, promotion, funding and more…to make a successful event.
01.07 – 24.07.2024
Deadline: 15 June 2024
The Venice Biennale …
read more📣 CURRENT SCREENSAVER 📣 Vladan Joler / New Extractivism /
The map, an assemblage of allegories. These are the visual and narrative concepts with which the artist and scholar Vladan Joler builds his view of our social reality behind and on top of a digital medium. This reality is …
read moreApril 21 – May 11, 2024
InterAccess, Toronto ON
OPENING RECEPTION
Wednesday, April 24, 2024 | InterAccess, 7 – 9pm
Calling cards always sat in a bowl at the entrance of Nada El-Omari and Sonya Mwambu’s childhood homes, from Uganda to Egypt and Palestine, through various lands and …
read moreBook your free ticket for an open table discussion and oral storytelling exchange centred around preservation and heritage. Discussing discovery, memory, and resilience, artist Maria Than, Vietnamese designer Sophia Luu and publisher Trà My Hickin explore the political dimensions of immigration and the imperative need to safeguard archives and narratives …
read moreDanielle Siembieda employs emerging technologies as a new media artist to explore the sublime entanglement of humankind, nature, and technology, as revealed specifically by the climate crisis and recent radical innovations in science. Her work is a form of cyborg-eco-feminist, science-fiction, rooted in real discoveries, that works to articulate new …
read morePlease join The Compound Gallery April 20 at 4 p.m. for a pre-dinner drink and some lively conversation with Natalie Friedman, the artist behind the beautifully kaleidoscopic paintings in: “ordinary. extraordinary.”
The gallery will offer refreshments, and a chance to hear Natalie talk about inspirations, themes and influences behind …
read moreBook your free ticket for a curated tour of arebyte's current exhibition: Homage To Quan Âm, by Maria Than. The tour lasts around 45 minutes and is led by arebyte curator Rebecca Edwards and artist Maria Than.
Homage To Quan Âm delves deep into the intricate layers of personal …
read moreThe inaugural HUGFest is an all-day celebration of the power and potential of creative entrepreneurship taking place this spring in New York City!
Date: April 2, 2024Time: 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM ETVenue: Canvas 3.0 Gallery, Oculus World Trade CenterTaking place at the Canvas 3.0 Gallery located …
read moreThe Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) at Yale announces the Spring 2024 Ultra Space Symposium: Adaptation/s, April 4 and 5. The events and exhibition, inspired by Arakawa+Gins, feature the opening of ISOVIST—CCAM’s new gallery, and Artificial Life specialist Takashi Ikegami.
Can architecture help you live …
read moreRadiating energy fields of psychedelic embroidery in Light Echoes, a solo exhibition by Aili Schmeltz
Johansson Projects presents Light Echoes, a solo exhibition by Southern California based painter and sculptor Aili Schmeltz. Light Echoes presents the artist's first solo exhibition with the gallery and highlights a combination of mixed …
read moreAre the experiences of performing live virtually and in analog mutually substitutable? What is lost as a result of mediation? What is gained? How performers can take advantage of the tele-interaction? These and other questions arise for anyone who attempts to be creative with other people remotely in live format. …
read moreJoin Jason Isolini, Natasha Chuk, and Constanza Valenzuela at Picture Theory for 'Artist Conversations' structured around Isolini's exhibiton "You're Bringing Me Down."
Natasha Chuk, PhD (she/her) is a New York City-based media theorist, writer, and educator whose work is situated at the intersection of art, philosophy, and creative technologies. She …
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Oral History Summer School 2was established in Hudson, NY in 2012 as an immersive training program to help students from varied fields--writers, social workers, radio producers, artists, teachers, human rights workers--make use of oral history in their lives and work. We're registering for 2 upcoming online workshops …
read moreThe 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 …
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