ICT & Art Connect sets out to bring together artists and technologists to explore new ways of working.

Collaborative acts of co-creation, together with an open and multidisciplinary discussion, will foster the bringing together of art and technology. Recurring open calls for residencies will be offered to pairings willing to contribute a pilot project to the initiative. Moreover, all events will provide a space of discussion and creation through multidisciplinary round-tables, workshops, ‘hackathons’ and demonstrations.

ICT & Art Connect relies on a balanced partnership of committed organisations offering renowned expertise in the ICT and Art domains, important connections with ICT and Art practitioners in Europe and worldwide, many references at the ICT and Art interface, and longstanding experience of planned activities. This partnership is composed of Sigma Orionis (coordinator), Brunel University, Stichting Waag, Stromatolite and BCC.

Video channel for ICT & Art Connect

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no. 611074.

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ICT & Art Connect @ Waag
ICT & Art Connect workshop. Waag BY-NC-SA
ICT & Art Connect @ Waag
ICT & Art Connect workshop at Waag. Waag BY-NC-SA
ICT & Art Connect @ Waag
Workshop ICT & Art Connect at Waag. Waag BY-NC-SA
Symbiotic Machine
Symbiotic Machine - Ivan Henriques, Raoul Frese. Ivan Henriques, Raoul Frese BY-NC-SA
ICT&ART CONNECT 2013
A project on breath & experiencing breath with sound, movement & visualisation via data from stretch sensors on ICT&ART CONNECT 2013. Source: https://twitter.com/ICTArt/status/399628429207031808/photo/1. ICT&ART CONNECT 2013 BY
Grand Place Takeover
Still from video by The Heavy Project https://vimeo.com/81857867. The Heavy Project BY

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Project duration

1 Jun 2013 - 30 Jun 2014

Publications

Financiers

Partners

  • Sigma Orionis
  • Brunel University
  • Stromatolite
  • Black Cube Collective