Free intermedia and electronic art festival!! #1
Organized by APO33 in Nantes 12-15 May 2011
John Bowers, Oscar Martin (noish), Rybn, LiveScape, Supercolor Panular, Alexandre Quessy, Gisle Froysland, La Peste, Nanofamas, Jerome Noetinger, koz, hardtistik, Electric chicken Crew, Christian Galarreta, Jean Cristofol, Fabrice Gallis, Michel Giroud, Art Clay, Anaisa Franco, Aditya Mandayam, Gabriel Menotti, Jerome Joy, Béatrix Alquier, Pierre-Guillaume Clos, Jenny Pickett, Rep…etc.
Join in on Piksel09 day program of workshops and presentations: find out what Open Hardware is, interact with the Terms of Service in Web 2.0 applications, and learn how to make a realtime stop-motion performance using ToonLoop. The ChaosLab workshop enters day 2 at ROM8 and the Hackteria workshop is in it’s third and final day. We end the evening at Tårnsalen with an engaging line-up featuring concerts and audiovisual performances: Listen to the sound of meat, see gentlemen boxing to create code – code that produces sound. And see how strobes can be the controllers for a loud concert.
¤ noish_VS_automata
¤ Respirator
¤ He boxed regularly and was strong and very brave and always a perfect gentleman
¤ Psychoid
¤ MSST
¤ Performance for circuit bent toys and meat controllers
A10lab, Area10, Apo33, Noise=Noise, Beyond Signal, Fibrr Records &
Sound Research Practice, Goldsmiths presents:
RAINFOREST IV – DAVID TUDOR
“a collaborative environmental work, spatially mixing the live sounds
of suspended sculptures and found objects, with their transformed
reflections in an audio system. ”
Arougate is an installation that involves the environnement of the space he is invited to hunt in.
Arougate is a digital beast who hunts information, tracks it, feeds on it, and generally reacts to it. Arougate behaves like a wolf when he eats his ‘preys’ ; no one can disturb him without consequence; the combination of a machinic system with the poetic-modelisation of animal reactions creates an uncontrollable noise activity in a specific place.
Arougate is composed of audio, video, data sensor extensions which enable him to hunt in any situation; the bestial mechanism operates fast interactions on the hunted information which is then divided into two layers: the digestive mechanism of the beast’s digital belly and his swift reaction to hunting in a dangerous steppe. The outcome of these interactions is redistributed in space with the help of video & audio signals, spatialized by different devices (speakers, TV radios, wall projection…etc).
When people invade the digital den, they enter simultaneously the beast’s belly and mind, or rather, a strong chaotic mixture of wires (electrical, networked, metal…etc), speakers, machines (nuxbox), radios and others unexpected objects, where vibrations (light and air) come to crash!
Piksel25November 20-23 2025Bergen, Norway Dear friends, We are excited to announce the call for projects for the 23nd edition of the Piksel Festival! We look forward to receiving your submissions! !! Deadline -- October 31st 2025 !! Please use the online submit form at: https://pretalx.com/piksel25/
🌫✨ FOG MANIFESTO at STWST84x11 Piksel’s DIY Thread premieres during Ars Electronica 2025 in Linz, Austria (Sept 3–7). Thanks to STWST for inviting Piksel 🤝Stadtwerkstatt explores fog as material, medium, and network — Piksel responds with a deep-dive into 23 years of DIY electronic art, tracing radical practices from DIY radio to critical AI installations. This is a journey through Piksel’s archive — a living history of critical art, joy, and science.Check: piksel.no & https://newcontext.stwst.at/!stwst48x11/en/diy_thread
🎛✨ Electropixel15 — We’re excited to share that from August 27–30 in Nantes, Piksel’s Maite Cajaraville (Madrid) and Gisle Frøysland (Bergen) are joining an international constellation of artists exploring care ethics, counter-narratives, and creative resistance.🌱 Workshops, forums, and performances will connect artistic practice with the politics of technological freedom.📍 More info: https://electropixel.orgCOST-funded Action TOOLKIT OF CARE (TOC)#Electropixel15 #ToolkitOfCare #PikselArt
We want to share a look back at the First Supper Symposium, where we joined an inspiring day of talks and perspectives on how AI is affecting artists today — from appropriation to obfuscation, from closed to open models.As Piksel, we brought forward the work of artists who have exhibited with us and whose practices go beyond generative image AI — engaging ith AI in more intimate, critical, and often unexpected ways. We shared works by Laura McCarthy, Marta Revuelta and Scott Rettberg.#aiart
