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In september 2013 LIMA and de Appel Arts Centre started with the archiving and conservation of the '85 manifest Talking Back to the Media.
Talking Back to the Media was a concept by David Garcia and Raul Marroquin and took place in Amsterdam in november 1985. The aim of Talking Back tot the Media was to show...Read more
Recently shown at the IKONO video festival (6-29 september 2013) and on view in the LIMA catalogue is the work GRID 3 from the Dutch artist Peter Struycken. Computer-generated images are common now, making it difficult to imagine how innovative Struycken was when he...Read more
The Witteveen+Bos Art+Technology Award 2013 will be presented to Driessens & Verstappen, an Amsterdam-based duo of artists. Driessens & Verstappen are at the forefront of the field of ‘generative art’, in the Netherlands as well as internationally. They will receive the Art+Technology Award for their entire, highly distinctive body of work. The award ceremony will be held on Thursday 7 November 2013 at the Bergkerk Church in Deventer, where Driessens & Verstappen will also...Read more
Artworks from the LIMA collection are being shown worldwide. In the past six months, they were on view in eighteen countries on five continents. Amongst the places of screening you'll find museums, small initiatives and big festivals, from the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam to VideoEX in Zurich, and from Bologna to Saint Petersburg.
The work of Nan Hoover, for instance, was exhibited in Moscow, Russia, and that of Marina Abramovic in Seoul, South Korea. The large number of Dutch artists...Read more
LIMA proudly presents seventeen new works that have recently been added to the LIMA distribution collection. This selection - like the rest of the collection - consists of works by established artists and emerging talent. Among these works are Rituals (2012) by Julika Rudelius, Edison Bay (2013) by Michiel van Bakel, The shores of an island I only skirted by Sander Breure & Witte van Hulzen (2012) and Nicholas Provost's recent work Tokyo Giants (2012). We...Read more
LIMA has currently settled a procedure for archiving and preserving its collection of interactive CD-ROM artworks and emulated the majority of CD-ROMs works of the LIMA collection.
The main work that has been researched by LIMA in the collection, and holding a central position in this preservation plan, is Stansfield and Hooykaas’ first interactive work on CD-ROM realized at the Artlab of Montevideo/TBA in 1998, « Person to Person ». This work is...Read more
Baltan Laboratories announces Speculative Scenarios, or what will happen to digital art in the (near) future? a new publication, edited by Annet Dekker. Taking some of the discussions and conclusions of the conference ‘Collecting and Presenting Born-Digital Art’ (December 2012) as points of departure, the publication takes a...Read more
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