Peter Kogler takes part in a historic exhibition in UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing.

From September 26, 2020, to January 17, 2021, UCCA Center for Contemporary Art presents “Immaterial / Re-material: A Brief History of Computing Art,” a wide-ranging overview of the evolution of computing art from the 1960s to the present, exploring topics that span from machine-learning aesthetics to digital objecthood and technological discontent. The exhibition defines its area of focus not simply as digital art in general, but art-making that actively engages with the algorithms and generative logics that undergird the field of computing. Curator Jerome Neutres, in collaboration with UCCA curator Ara Qiu, brings together more than 70 works by more than 30 artists, from early pioneers of computing art to leading digital practitioners, as well as emerging Chinese artists. The show’s title pays tribute to Jean-François Lyotard’s groundbreaking 1985 exhibition “Les Immatériaux,” which conceived of a new mode of materiality that echoed advances in telecommunications technology. By exploring the broad possibilities of computing art and the philosophies underpinning it, “Immaterial / Re-material” aims to write a new chapter in the history of this medium, approaching it as not simply a new media form, but as an entire artistic language.

Congratulations to Anna Jermolaewa for being awarded the Austrian Art Prize 2020 in the Visual Arts category!

Congratulations to Oliver Laric for being awarded the RLB Kunstpreis 2020!
Visit the RLB Kunstbrücke in Innsbruck to see Laric's excellent video works as well as the group show with the RLB laureates of 2020.
17. June 2020 to 03. July 2020

The show of John Miller “An Elixir of Immortality” at the Schinkel Pavillion in Berlin is open to be visited.
6. June – 13. December 2020

You are able to see new work by Matt Mullican at Musée des Arts Contemporains de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Belgium
From 16 February to 18 October 2020