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In [[established::2011]] [[Aksioma Institute|Aksioma Institute for Contemporary Art]] opened a new venue dedicated to the exhibitions and presentations of the internationally acclaimed new media art projects. Its programme focuses on artistic explorations of the social and political aspects of the 'technological unconscious' and strives to deconstruct the 'normality' of the media and other ubiquitous communication tools. [[Aksioma Project Space]] opened in March with the exhibition ''A Hidden Landscape'' by Trevor Paglen, a writer, photographer and radical geographer, organised in collaboration with the Thomas Zander Gallery from Köln. | In [[established::2011]] [[Aksioma Institute|Aksioma Institute for Contemporary Art]] opened a new venue dedicated to the exhibitions and presentations of the internationally acclaimed new media art projects. Its programme focuses on artistic explorations of the social and political aspects of the 'technological unconscious' and strives to deconstruct the 'normality' of the media and other ubiquitous communication tools. [[Aksioma Project Space]] opened in March with the exhibition ''A Hidden Landscape'' by Trevor Paglen, a writer, photographer and radical geographer, organised in collaboration with the Thomas Zander Gallery from Köln. | ||
− | The exhibitions in the Project Space are accompanied by a bilingual | + | The exhibitions in the Project Space are accompanied by a bilingual brochure with original text or interview, written especially for the occasion. The Paolo Cirio's ''Realityflowhacked'' was thus introduced by Bruce Sterling's text ''Sculpting the Flow of Reality''. |
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Revision as of 09:59, 26 April 2011