Onassis ONX is a hybrid production and exhibition space with a global community of members who create interactive and immersive XR works. Located in the Onassis Gallery in Midtown Manhattan, it was founded in partnership by the Onassis Foundation and NEW INC.
Showing as part of UTR ‘25 from Jan 10-14, Runway by Christiana Kosiari features a woman maniacally jogging in place, a practice as much for her health as for self-torture. Μusic monitors the metronome of her steps. Inspired by the runway of international fashion, RUNWAY explores the array of behaviors and transformations of a woman striving for her era’s dominant beauty standards. The glamor of the catwalk morphs into a mannered and absurd march, as the performer walks, runs, stumbles, applies make-up, fixes her hair, stumbles on her heels, and only barely recovers her balance in a race against the terrifying corrosion of time.
Showing as part of UTR ‘25 from Jan 10-14, A of one’s own is an XR performance and hysterical journey about making creative work within a confined space. Through voice loops, motion capture, and audio-visual fragments in projected scenes, the unnamed protagonist takes us through their adolescence as they navigate sickness, immigration, and a multilingual artistic career. Reality and fiction bleed together in this playful and raw exploration of the joys and horrors of being trapped in one’s own creative brain.
BAM, Onassis, and Under the Radar Present: TECHNE. A multi-part experiential program comprising four large-scale digital artworks. Created with generative AI, real-time interactive displays, and immersive sound, this program transports viewers into four distinctive new realms, brought to life by visionary creators. On show at: BAM Fisher, Fishman Space from Jan 4-19, 2025
Coded Dreams from ONX members Marc Da Costa and Matthew Niederhauser is an innovative exhibition that encourages audiences to explore the frontiers of artificial intelligence and unlock the doors of their imagination through two unique and captivating installations: “Tulpamancer” and “The Golden Key."