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Significant Content @ REBOOT
Depths of Wikipedia and Fashionlover4 talk about their process, credentials and musings when creating online content for social media. The creators give us a tour of the tools they use, and share their work files, notes and inspirations, showing what lies behind the surface of the videos, streams, memes and other kinds of posts they create.
The Hmm @ REBOOT
The Hmm @ REBOOT
Wedensday, 15 November, 2023 from 19.30 - 21.00
Nieuwe Instituut, Museumpark 25, Rotterdam
Tickets: 10,-/5,-/0,-| Language: English
The Hmm @ REBOOT is a gathering that unites artists, designers, and researchers from different generations who are actively engaged with digital tools and internet culture, while also taking time to contemplate their impact.
FamilieFest: R3B00T!
We invite families and children to go on a journey which explores the impact of digital culture on our society and the arts.
REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art opens at Nieuwe Instituut
REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art opens at the Nieuwe Instituut in Rotterdam. The exhibition, an initiative of LI-MA and Nieuwe Instituut, celebrates the rich history of digital art and culture in the Netherlands.
Strategies for Tactical Archives: Keynote Sarah Schulman
Discover how tactical media continues to shape our understanding of activism, representation and the media's role in empowering marginalised communities.
An/Other Frameworks @ REBOOT
On the opening day of the REBOOT exhibition, we examine the value of looking to the past in digital culture for future generations, take a closer look at the themes of the exhibition and take stock of urgent issues facing digital makers and artists today.
REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art.
Visit the exhibition REBOOT. Pioneering Digital Art, a collaboration between LI-MA and Nieuwe Instituut displaying key digital works from the period 1960-2000 as well as new works by contemporary makers.
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.
Sustainable Infrastructure for Digital Art Update
This month, LI-MA and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands will address the case study Clapback Fury (2021) by Saeeda Saeed as part of the ongoing Sustainable Infrastructure for Digital Art project.
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