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María Muñoz
transmediale 2019: Affect And Emotions In The Digital Sphere
On the 31st of January, the 32nd edition of transmediale 2019 opens its four-day festival program at…
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Javier Lauret
‘VIVIDO’; Ricardo Cabral Interview
Following the successful opening of ‘Vivido’ (Portuguese for ‘vivid’), Ricardo Cabral’s solo exhibit…
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PERSISTENCE, 20 years of CTM Festival Berlin
Historically Berlin has been a great example of persistence and continuance in spite of difficulty. …
transmediale 2019: Affect And Emotions In The Digital Sphere
On the 31st of January, the 32nd edition of transmediale 2019 opens its four-day festival program at Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW). This year, the festival focuses on how feelings are made into tec…
‘VIVIDO’; Ricardo Cabral Interview
Following the successful opening of ‘Vivido’ (Portuguese for ‘vivid’), Ricardo Cabral’s solo exhibition organised by Chrom-Art in collaboration with RB Twelve, we have now the opportunity to understan…
PERSISTENCE, 20 years of CTM Festival Berlin
Historically Berlin has been a great example of persistence and continuance in spite of difficulty. Precisely Persistence is the theme of this year twentieth iteration of the CTM Festival. The first a…
‘VIVIDO’ Exhibition by Ricardo Cabral opens in London
Kicking off their new year’s art program, Chrom-Art in collaboration with RB Twelve presents ‘Vivido’ (Portuguese for ‘vivid’) a new solo exhibition by Ricardo Cabral who presents a series of works pr…
Implementing IoT Solutions in the Arts
The Internet of Things is still a relatively new concept for many consumers, but its reach is expected to expand to over 80 million units by 2020, showing how quickly the market is growing. The IoT ha…
“Architecture and Landscape in Norway” exhibition in Berlin ends soon
The exhibition "Architecture and Landscape in Norway" in the Felleshus of the Nordic Embassies in Berlin shows a selection of photographs taken by Ken Schluchtmann. The exhibition displays images take…
An Artistic Take on Fruit Flies and Sexual Antagonism
Delicacy and a perfect integration in the native collection described the show Agonism/Antagonism, by artist Neus Tamarit and computer scientist Ben Murray at the Grant Museum of Zoology (Agonism/Anta…
The ‘Open Window’ and ‘The Toast’ exhibitions are now open in London
The 'Open Window' solo show by Robin Footitt and 'The Toast' group exhibition curated by Footitt, are now open until 21st December at New Art Projects gallery in London. OPEN WINDOW An open win…
“Artytecture” Group Show opens in London
Last 25th October Chrom-Art opened its latest show “Artytecture” co-curated with RB12, Shoreditch, London. ‘Artytecture’ is a playful intersection of the worlds of architecture and visual arts. A dive…
Interactive Light Art Workshop by Aphra Shemza and Jamie Howard
This November internationally renowned light artist Aphra Shemza and programmer Jamie Howard will launch their Interactive Light Art Workshop. Partnering with Ugly Duck, the team will provide a hands-…
Where to find a quite place at a busy Venice Biennial
Space4architecture creates a scaled down, minimal retreat in the heart of bustling Venice At the Time Space Existence exhibition in Venice, Space4architecture are experimenting with scale and proport…
The Persistence of Time: The Clock at Tate Modern
Speaking first and foremost from the perspective of a self-confessed creature of habit, admittedly, a significant portion of my weekly routine teeters on the obsessive. So, naturally I’m left dis…