Boston Cyberarts Special Projects, a series of ongoing projects, offer arts exhibitions, music and dance events throughout the year. In recent news, the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority and Boston Cyberarts announce seven new media art projects for display on the new 80 foot LED Marquee outside the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Our second call for Art on the Marquee proposals is here. Also make sure to check out our newest exhibition, Mixed Signals, opening February 27 at the Boston Cyberarts Gallery at Atlantic Wharf. Browse our Special Projects for more information.
COLLISION17:transformer,opening March 2nd, assembles a wide range of new work from 6 countries to explore the notion of transformation. Power, signal, material and meaning are altered, recast and impedance-matched to underscore and harmonize with the ceaseless change of our lives. The 23 works that comprise COLLISION17:transformer span sculpture, photography, video, surveillance, interactivity and research, making this the most comprehensive and far-reaching COLLISIONcollective show to date.
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Art Technology New England links artists, businesses, non-profits and academic institutions working in art and technology, enabling cross-pollination of commerce and ideas, creating opportunities and sparking innovation across boundaries through creative thought and collaborative enterprise.
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We organize the biennial Boston Cyberarts Festival, the first and largest collaboration of artists working in new technologies in all media in North America, encompassing visual arts, dance, music, electronic literature, web art, and public art. Please visit the Festival website for highlights of the Spring 2011 festival.
