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How can art push the boundaries of tech? How can we grow digital creativity within our society? These and many more questions are addressed by the Digital Arts Lab, a two-day interactive pop-up exhibition presented by Samsung during hub.berlin 2019.
Under the roof of the iconic STATION Berlin 12 Berlin based digital artists will present their latest works on the verge of art and technology. Among the creatives will be acclaimed individual artistslike So Kanno, multiple award-winner at the Japan Media Arts Festival, as well as renowned collectives like the German studio Schnellebuntebilder which became famous for its impressive 3D light installation during the opening of the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg.
The exhibition will be accompanied on both days by lectures in which the artists share their knowledge and offer a peek into their creative processes.
Photo Gallery (18 images)
- Julian Adenauer, project lead
- Jasmin Grimm, program lead
- Elisa Schulze, head of production
- Carsten Giese, graphic design
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As part of the business festival hub.berlin 2017, Retune presented the work of 10 Berlin based artists in a Digital Arts Lab. Picking up the technically and economically driven developments discussed at hub.berlin and reflecting them experimentally from an artistic point of view. Thereby opening the participants’ perspectives beyond commercially driven applications of technology. The Digital Arts Lab was curated by Retune and realized in collaboration with Bitkom e.V.
Photo Gallery (9 images)
- Julian Adenauer
- Jasmin Grimm
- Elisa Schulze
- Carsten Giese