American media artist and educator Golan Levin describes how emerging technologies are changing the way we see the world—and how artists can drive the conversation around those technologies

Whether parsing exoplanet candidates, the Okavango Delta, or MoMA’s archives, the Canadian artist has pushed the limits of representing (and living in) data for two decades.

Creating (dis)order with computers for five decades, the Hungarian pioneer zigzagged a path from mid-century painterly abstraction to a new generative art.

The American artist and researcher discusses the environmental calamity depicted in his current MOCA GA show

The Los Angeles-based writer discusses her new science fiction anthology, that she co-edited with Brian Merchant

The Canadian curator discusses her new exhibition, glitch aesthetics, and the 2022 edition of Vector Festival

Fuelled by a low-poly aesthetic, mastery of all things glitch, and playful IDGAF irreverence, the Irish animator turned CGI artist has conquered Hollywood and the internet.

Packing a lab in a suitcase and treating hormones as material, the Chinese-American artist brings punk rock energy and radical gender politics to biohacking and citizen science.

The Greek artist discusses the interplanetary ethics at the heart of her Warsaw Biennale installation.

The Slovenian media artist and curator discusses his networked environmental sculptures and data transparency in the age of climate change