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25/11/2023
Edit-a-thon
As part of the REBOOT: Pioneering Digital Art exhibition, Network Archives Design and Digital Culture (NADD), the Nieuwe Instituut and LI-MA are organising an edit-a-thon!

18/10/2023
LI-MA Presents: Blockchain art, an update
Distribution
LI-MA teams up with curator Jan Robert Leegte and guest speaker Misha de Ridder for a special programme on Wednesday 18 October. The evening will present inspiring works, communities, net art and photography to explore a new phase of blockchain art emerging from the aftermath of the recent NFT hype.

07/10/2023
Opening: REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art.
Research
LI-MA and Nieuwe Instituut are pleased to invite you to the opening of REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art, on Saturday, 7 October, 2023.

14/09/2023
Digital Care: Evening of The Hands
Preservation
LI-MA x V2_ present an evening with The Hands by pioneering artist Michel Waisvisz.

02/09/2023
Part Two of Many Parts - West x LI-MA
LI-MA teams up with West Den Haag for round two in a series of exhibitions, otherwise known as Part Two of Many Parts - West x LI-MA to showcase a selection of video works.

24/06/2023
LI-MA Presents: digital trees and talking machines
Distribution
LI-MA has had the honor to curate a digital art programme with works from the LI-MA collection taking place at arts center Quai10 in Charleroi.

19/06/2023
Make Media Art Visible! Join Writing for Wikipedia
Do you want to learn the ins and outs of writing for Wikipedia? We’ll teach you how it works! Join our free writing workshop and contribute to the visibility of media artists and their work!

17/06/2023
Digital Care: Remko Scha
Preservation
LI-MA x Creative Coding Utrecht x VOGELFREI collaborate to present the re-coded works of Remko Scha’s Artificial.

01/06/2023
Digital Care: Dick Raaijmakers
Preservation
The next event in our Digital Care programme is dedicated to Ideophone I by Dick Raaijmakers. A collaboration between LI-MA x Royal Conservatory x DCR.

31/05/2023
LI-MA Presents: Switching Code and Clothes
Distribution
LI-MA teams up with curators Ka-Tjun Hau and Manique Hendricks to present a screening programme on Wednesday, 31 May. Central to their selection of works is the notion of code-switching and the role clothes and other visual features play within the concept of identity.
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