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2015.11.14
2015.11.14
Environment Dress 2.0 en Materia Prima. LABoral Centro de Arte
14 November 2015 - 8 May 2016
LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial. Gijón. Spain
Curator: Gerfried Stocker
Materia Prima. Experiments on digital art and science is an exhibition curated by Gerfried Stocker, Art Director of Ars Electronica. In this exhibition you can visit our Environment Dress 2.0 and a video created ex profeso for the exhibiton.
You can read more about the exhibion in the LABoral Website and in the Ars Electronica Website.
Materia prima is not just an exhibition, at least not an ordinary exhibition, it is an experiment on its own, an attempt to create access, to cut some trails into the wide spread territory of the overlapping areas of art and science. But most of all it aims for a new level of involvement and participation of the visitors.
Materia prima presents outstanding work at the nexus of art and science but it is also a showcase for the notoriously curious and as such the whole exhibition space serves as an inspiring laboratory environment which in a literal way has a set of visitor labs as its central core. This hybrid form of presentation is a clear commitment to the didactic and inspirational potential of art and science and an expression of our wholehearted believe in the impact that art and science can unfold beyond their own territories and in the power and creative energy which can be derived from the collaboration of art and science.
Short video about the show.
LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial. Gijón. Spain
Curator: Gerfried Stocker
Materia Prima. Experiments on digital art and science is an exhibition curated by Gerfried Stocker, Art Director of Ars Electronica. In this exhibition you can visit our Environment Dress 2.0 and a video created ex profeso for the exhibiton.
You can read more about the exhibion in the LABoral Website and in the Ars Electronica Website.
Materia prima is not just an exhibition, at least not an ordinary exhibition, it is an experiment on its own, an attempt to create access, to cut some trails into the wide spread territory of the overlapping areas of art and science. But most of all it aims for a new level of involvement and participation of the visitors.
Materia prima presents outstanding work at the nexus of art and science but it is also a showcase for the notoriously curious and as such the whole exhibition space serves as an inspiring laboratory environment which in a literal way has a set of visitor labs as its central core. This hybrid form of presentation is a clear commitment to the didactic and inspirational potential of art and science and an expression of our wholehearted believe in the impact that art and science can unfold beyond their own territories and in the power and creative energy which can be derived from the collaboration of art and science.
Short video about the show.