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Opening: REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art.

Digital Care: The Hands by Michel Waisvisz
The Hands by Michel Waisvisz, 1984-2000
Michel Waisvisz, inspired by the desire to be touched by sound, created The Hands (1984), asdigital musical instrument that consists of controllers that can be attached to the user's hands. Each controller has a tiny keyboard with a number of sensors and keys that interprets the movements of the hands, arms, and fingers into sounds. Waisvisz started using The Hands as his main tool for performances and concerts where he was interacting with the instrument by touch and movement.
Case Study: the_living (1997-1998) by Debra Solomon
NFF is setting up a research trajectory for interdisciplinary creators of digital visual culture

LI-MA and Nieuwe Instituut present REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art.

New publication on distribution
The project 'Putting Distribution On The Map' aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of emerging distribution practices and platforms. The resulting publication A New Era For The Distribution Of Media Art is now available.
Transformation Digital Art 2023
Conversation on Conservation: Naked on Pluto
Naked on Pluto: When Documenting and Archiving the Past Allows for a Better Understanding of the Present
Aymeric Mansoux (Artist/Researcher)
Julie Boschat Thorez (Artist/Researcher)
Cultural Matter: Petra Cortright in conversation with Melanie Bühler (Pt.II)

Petra Cortright’s online artwork VVEBCAM is the work in focus for the last exhibition of LIMA’s Cultural Matter programme. VVEBCAM came out in 2007 marking the beginning of...
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