LINK Center for the Arts of the Information Age
Events
Exhibitions, conferences, seminars on culture in a digital age, for a national and international audience. // Mostre, conferenze, seminari sulla cultura dell’era digitale, per un pubblico italiano e internazionale.
Editions
An accessible, dynamic series of essays, pamphlets and artist books, but also tutorials, study notes and conference proceedings. // Un’agile e dinamica collana di saggi, pamphlet, libri d’artista ma anche tutorial, dispense e atti di convegni.
Workshop
Short, medium and long workshops with experts, creatives and artists, for a national and international audience. // Workshop di breve, media o lunga durata con esperti, creativi e artisti, per un pubblico italiano e internazionale.
Collect the WWWorld in Libération
Collect the WWWorld, the exhibition now on show at the House for Electronic Arts Basel (until May 20, 2012) has been recently reviewed in the French newspaper Libération: Marie Lechner, "Art numérique, la récupe est pleine", in Libération, April 18, 2012, pp. 24 - 25. The review is also available online.
BYOB Milano: Photo & Video Documentation
A first photo ducumentation of BYOB Milano, the event we organized at the Museo Pecci Milano on Thursday, April 12, 2012...
BYOB MILANO: Animated Gifs
Tomorrow evening, April 12, a huge BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) will take place at Museo Pecci Milano. More info here. In the meantime, some nice animated gifs have been produced and spread by some of the artists involved. And here they are... (more...)
BYOB Milano
LINK Center is proud to announce BYOB MILANO, organized in collaboration with Museo Pecci Milano and Miart art fair, that will take place in the museum's space on April 12, 2012, the opening evening of the art fair. (more...)
Collect the WWWorld in Basel: photos and video
Back from Basel after the opening of Collect the WWWorld. The Artist as Archivist in the Internet Age at the House for Electronic Arts Basel, the Link Center's team is proud to share some photos and videos about the show. Our rough video tour is available on our Youtube account: And here are some pics, from our Flickr account:
Collect the WWWorld at the House of Electronic Arts Basel
The Link Center for the Arts of the Information Age is proud to announce that Collect the WWWorld. The Artist as Archivist in the Internet Age, the show we produced and first presented Spazio Contemporanea, Brescia (Italy) from September 24 to October 15, 2011, will be presented in an adapted, updated version at the House of Electronic Arts Basel. (more...)
LINK Editions Now Available in the Kindle Store
Thanks to Kindle Direct Publishing, LINK Editions books are now available in the Kindle Store. Check them out! (more...)
LINK Editions: News
The LINK Center for the Arts of the Information Age is proud to announce, in collaboration with the iMAL Centre for Digital Cultures & Technologies (Bruxelles), the re-publication of the exhibition catalogue Holy Fire. Art of the Digital Age (2008). The show, curated by Yves Bernard and Domenico Quaranta, is a groundbreaking contribution to the ongoing debate on the materialization of new media art and on its presence and positioning in the wider field of contemporary art. (more...)
Editions: Gazira Babeli
The first and only monographic book on Gazira Babeli. A rare book, now available for buying and free download. On LINK Editions...
Peer Pressure
The LINK Center for the Arts of the Information Age is proud to announce the publication of Peer Pressure, by Brad Troemel. (more...)
Collect the WWWorld / Documentation
On our Flickr is finally available the photo documentation of the show Collect the WWWorld and of all the related events: Emoticons from Italian Cinema at Cinema Nuovo Eden, Matteo Erenbourg's workshop, Harm van den Dorpel's and Constant Dullaart's artist talks, and the closing performance by the Dutch duo Jodi. (more...)
Jodi: Folksomy
This is the last chance to see Collect the WWWorld. The show will close on Saturday, October 15, 2011, with a performance (6.00 - 7.00 PM) by the dutch duo Jodi (Joan Heemskerk and Dirk Paesmans), one of the pioneers of the net art movement. (more...)Languages
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