New Media
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Jerwood Space tackles art and the pervading influence of the internet
A new group show at the Jerwood Space in London aims to explore the influence of the constantly-shifting platform of the Internet.
Robots and Avatars targets Facebook and Pluto in flourish of experimentalism at FACT
With exhibits taken out of use, taking over your social network or parodying your movements through the gallery, the Liverpool centre's latest show is full of surprises.
Eva and Franco Mattes bring fine art and web-based pranks to Carroll/Fletcher
The London show from the duo, also known as 0100101110101101.ORG, offers delight and bewilderment with a daily changing title.
Art on the Underground goes Smartphone savvy for White City Tube installation
A high-tech interactive video installation by artist Anna Barham will entertain travellers through pixelated digital codes at White City station as part of Art on the Underground.
North-east's AV Festival goes As Slow as Possible for 2012
More than 20 exhibitions and 70 events take place across Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Newcastle and Gateshead for this year's AV Festival, all with their eyes on the clock.
Anderson and Low's Manga Dreams at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low take to Norwich's Sainsbury Centre with a striking series of photographic and digital artworks merging the real with the fictional.
S[edition] aims to inspire through digital art
Mat Collishaw, Michael Craig-Martin and Tracey Emin are among the artists contributing to a "revolutionary digital platform" which will offer users the chance to buy bespoke works created......
Birmingham's Supersonic Festival heralds art, history and zines in diverse 2011 line-up
The hugely popular festival, best known for its disparate line-up of some of cutting-edge experimental musicians, supplements its headbangers with art and literature.
Holy calling for Art in Romney Marsh as festival takes art and music to five Medieval churches
Nineteen contemporary artists make site-specific installations and experimental musicians abound inside five churches as the Kent festival returns for a fifth edition.
Brighton Digital Festival inspires month of innovation
Brighton's digital festival offers interactive heists, flights to the sun, subsonic submarines and blockbuster films during an innovative month-long programme.
Open submission policy triumph as Salon des Refusés bowls into Surface Gallery, Nottingham
Curators at the Surface Gallery have added hundreds of alternative artworks to their walls, managing to assemble the veritable deluge in less than three days.
Field trip: Semiconductor talk about their findings in the far out reaches of Ecuador
Footage from a voyage to the Galapagos forms basis of a solo show from Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt at FACT.
Toby Ziegler distorts the world in The Alienation of Objects at the New Art Gallery Walsall
Iberian stone heads, Staffordshire pottery dogs, a classical Venus, neo-classicism and Greek sculpture go polygonal.
Museums at Night: Music, light, paintings and high spirits in store at Watford Museum
An all-girl local band, a BAFTA-nominated animation duo, galleries and drinks in Watford for Museums at Night.
Speakers fill Fabrica with opera for Brighton Festival in artist Janet Cardiff's Forty Part Motet
A 16th century opera written for Elizabeth I will be played through 40 speakers inside the Fabrica gallery in Brighton.
