Join us at Onassis ONX (or online!) for a conversation about net art history with artist Auriea Harvey, hosted by Rhizome in partnership with Museum of the Moving Image. The event marks the launch of ArtBase Anthologies, Rhizome’s new initiative offering perspectives on digital art history through selected works. The livestream being hosted at Onassis ONX starts promptly at 12:30PM.
Read MoreThis series is hosted weekly on Fridays, through May 2024. The series website linked below holds information on upcoming speakers throughout the series. These events are open to the public, but RSVP is required for non-NYU guests in advance.
Read MoreRhizome is pleased to announce a new workshop, "Signal Representation Theory for Artists," taught by Max Ardito. Implicit in generative AI, computer software, programming languages, hardware, and data itself, lies an unspoken ideology to which we consent as both artists and consumers: that of signal representation. Signal representation theory is a field that is concerned with the representation of real-world phenomena—language, image, sound—through ideas and structures in pure mathematics. Signal representations are depictions of the world, no different than paintings, poetry, or sheet music.
Read MoreNew Sculpt from LaTurbo Avedon is an exhibition that opened in July 2013 at TRANSFER. Ahead of its time in many ways, the installation spanned the brick-and-mortar gallery space and a virtual environment (via Second Life). The works were priced and sold in bitcoin. A decade later, TRANSFER is restaging this exhibition in partnership with Onassis ONX Studio, and discussing vital preventive conservation work in the open to demonstrate the care that is required to sustain experimental time-based media artwork.
Read MoreProducer and AR expert Adaora Udoji will moderate a conversation between cognitive psychologist Dr. Nicola Clayton and artist Modesto Flako Jimenez on what we can learn from studying the structures of cognition in animals. How might this research help us understand the nature of memory in humans, and what are the implications for developing creative and community-centered approaches to addressing diseases such as Alzheimer's?
Read MoreArtist Dakota Gearhart moderates a conversation between biologist and author Dr. David Haskell and composer Dr. Paula Matthusen about what it means to explore and create through sound rather than light. What can we learn about how these capacities evolved over time and what does it mean to compose music for human audiences that brings us closer to understanding the world and our environment from a non-human and sonic point of view?
Read MoreONX Artist Series is an artist-led conversation series. The series intends to expand the definition of extended reality and focus on the thinking, feeling, and methods involved in creating new works.
Read MoreAn artist talk and XR performance featuring experimental, avant-garde artist Lamb in conversation with writer and artist Dani Brito.
Read MoreA virtual program featuring moderator Loren Hammonds, Senior Programmer at Tribeca Film Festival, in conversation with artists Stephanie Dinkins and Loukia Alavanou whose practices embrace impactful storytelling through VR, AR and experiential design.
Read MoreA virtual program featuring moderator Janet Wong, the Associate Artistic Director of New York Live Arts, in conversation with three artists – Sarah Rothberg, Theo Triantafyllidis, and Lu Yang – whose practices embrace the fluid nature of various “realities.”
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