MUTEK virtual exhibition: an exceptional showcase of multidisciplinary art

Isabella Salas, "Small Flower Bits" - Credit: Isabella Salas

Highlighting the work of 25 local and international artists, MUTEK pursues the discussion about our digital futures which began during MUTEK's 20th edition with an entirely virtual exhibition. Distant Arcades is interested in how artists are convening and creating using distance and technology.
It features sound works, videos, 360s, and virtual-reality, echoing the tools and concepts discussed during MUTEK Forum: technology and the city, algorithmic bias, collection of personal data, technological racism, and the links between technology, machines and human emotions.

Presented in the MUTEK’s new virtual gallery—which is free to visit from September 8 to 13—and then on the MUTEK website until September 20, the exhibition centers the agency of the artist in a forced self-isolation virtual society.

Artists confirmed for the exhibition:
Aaron Bradbury ^UK Alex McLeod ^CA Debby Friday ^CA Depart ^AT Dpt. ^CA/QC Erin Gee ^CA/QC Frances Adair Mckenzie ^CA/QC GLOR1A ^UK Heather Lander ^UK Isabella Salas ^MX/QC Jawa El Khash ^CA Kathryn Hamilton & Deniz Tortum ^TR/NL/US Kathy Hinde ^UK Krzysztof Garbaczewski ^PL Lila Tirando a Violeta ^AR/UY Lucas LaRochelle ^CA/QC Quantum Foam ^UK Raphaël Néron ^CA/QC Refik Anadol ^TR/US Sahar Homami ^IR/QC Scott Benesiinaabandan ^CA/QC Shelley Barry ^ZA Sol Rezza ^AR Tatiana Heuman ^AR/DE Vicky Clarke ^UK

Exhibition available with MUTEK Replay until the end of November
Visit virtual.mutek.org