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TodaysArt 2013: Dates Announced
Mark your agenda’s! The ninth edition of the TodaysArt Festival in The Hague will take place on the 27th and 28th of September 2013.
The Performance and Club events on these main festival dates will be accompanied by this year’s Exhibition, Amplified Architecture, Symposium and Periphery programs presented before, during and after these dates.…
TodaysArt presents Waste Landscape at MNAC / Rokolectiv
TodaysArt is proud to collaborate with Rokolectiv Festival to present one of the highlights of TodaysArt Festival 2012, Elise Morin& Clémence Eliard‘s ‘Waste Landscape‘, at MNAC Bucharest from April 17 until June 2.
Agenda: 18 – 21 April – Rokolectiv Festival 2013…
Displace 2.0: A Conversation with Chris Salter
Silvia Bertolotti interviewed media artist Chris Salter for Digicult. They spoke about his last project “Displace 2.0″, which is part of his research on the creation of augmented performative environments where sensor based tools and technologies challenge the sensorial experience on different levels…
TodaysArt 2012 Symposium Talks Now Online
If you didn’t make it to the TodaysArt 2012 Symposium: ‘Bright Collisions’ organized in collaboration with ECAS and STT last year (or would like to relive it), the brand new ArtistTalk.eu platform documented most of the lectures and panels.
Oliver…
Thank you!
Since the festival we have been quite occupied with recovering, rounding-up and initiating new projects, and we apologize that this post-festival newsitem arrives so late. First off, we want to thank you all for coming to TodaysArt 2012; we hope you…
TodaysArt 2012 Symposium: Bright Collisions
The three-day symposium ‘Bright Collisions’ will take place at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. During the symposium, audiences, artists and professionals from various backgrounds will discuss a range of contemporary and urgent topics in which art, technology…
NTVE + TodaysArt: Japanese program
TodaysArt is very proud of the support from Nippon Television Network Europe (NTVE) for a program that focuses on innovative and high quality performing arts projects by established and upcoming Japanese artists. The program features performances of Ei Wada’s ‘
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