PAST EVENTS
WeatherSpores at Siggraph ASIA 2025, Art Gallery, Hong Kong
As part of the exhibition Generative Futures: Continuous Becoming curated by Isaac Leung the collective project ‘Weather Spores’ is presented at HKCEC , Art Gallery, Hall 3G, Level 3 ‘Weather Spores’ was developed by me and my former AiDLab colleagues (PI Johnny Golding, PI Tom Simmons, Jonathan Boyd, John Wild, Shira Wachsmann, Mukul Patel) as…
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Dreams Rewired at Metropolis Kino, Hamburg
The screening of Dreams Rewired [GB/DE/AT 2015, Manu Luksch, Martin Reinhart, Thomas Tode, 86 Min.] at Metropolis Kino, Hamburg will be introduced by Thomas Tode. English with German subtitles
Radical Matter Journal 2
<watch this space> Launch of Radical Matter Journal 2
Algo-Rhythm screening at Fekk Festival 2025, Ljubljana
My short film Algo-Rhythm is included in the Short Film Programme curated by Uppsala Kortfilmfestival
Together Yet Alone, G21 Olomouc, Czech Republic
𝕏𝕐 𝟚𝟘𝟚𝟝, 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕝𝕚𝕟 𝕚𝕟 𝕆𝕝𝕠𝕞𝕠𝕦𝕔 a group 𝕖𝕩𝕙𝕚𝕓𝕚𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕙 𝕨𝕒𝕝𝕜 across 𝕥𝕙𝕖 vernissages Thurs 26 June 2025 at 15:30 CET The XY project started back in 2015 as a joint effort by curators from Olomouc. It gives artists the chance to show their work at various venues, all opening on the same day. The event…
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Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design | Celebration of Research
Register on eventbrite to celebrate the interdisciplinary research conducted as part of the Laboratory for Artificial Intelligence in Design over the past 4 years.
Book launch: The Rise of the Network Commons: A History of Community Infrastructure. London
I am pleased to invite you to the book launch The Rise of the Network Commons: A History of Community Infrastructure by Armin Medosch Published by the Institute of Network Cultures I am grateful to everyone involved in the effort to publish this book, in which Armin Medosch contextualises diy infrastructure beyond the idea of…
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Seeing in Dreams Festival, HERE at Outernet, London
Sound performance by Nunguga with Manu Luksch’s concept film FACELESS on 5m x 3m LED screen at the venue “Seeing in dreams” unifies the act of “seeing” with transformation—whether through cultural critique, subconscious exploration, or immersive dreaming. It positions perception as a dynamic force capable of reshaping reality, challenging static interpretations, and fostering deeper self-awareness….
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AI and Civil Society WHO/HOW? Oxford
Mukul Patel will present our collaborative project knowing AI, knowing u (The People Speak/Ambient Information Systems) at AI and Civil Society WHO/HOW? at St Frideswide Church, Botley Rd Oxford 3rd April 2025, 1030–1630 AI and Civil Society WHO/HOW? is an event to (1) deepen connections with others working in the civil society AI space, (2) foster…
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ReWilding AI, VisLab Royal College of Art
ReWilding AI will showcase breakthroughs regarding mycelium intelligence and AI, immersivity and distributed intelligence, extractivism, polymorphed time shelters, weird forms of storytelling, journeying and portal hopping. ReWilding AI The Radical Mattering of Narrative Ecologies via Immersive and Distributed Intelligence Presented by Radical Matter proto-Centre, School of Arts & Humanities and Digital Direction, School of Communication. Booking required
Including Public Voices in AI, University of Sheffield
This event will present the findings of the Responsible Ai UK-funded Public Voices in AI programme. We will discuss why public participation is vital for the responsible advancement of AI technologies and policies in the UK, share findings from our research and showcase a range of approaches to including public voices in AI. The presentation…
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Including Public Voices in AI. House of Commons, London
A policymaker–facing event, where all findings of the Responsible AiUK-funded Public Voices in AI programme will be launched. The event will discuss why public participation is vital for the responsible advancement of AI technologies and policies in the UK, share findings from our research and showcase a range of approaches to including public voices in…
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