2023-2026 The Body, The Mind, The Soul

The programme aims to explore the human and non-human condition, reflecting on the nuance of individual and collective existence within the changing world that now shapes us. Delving into the depths of these three aspects of being, exploring their convergence with digital technology and the myriad ways they shape our experiences, the programme hopes to shed light on artistic practices influenced by bodily and disembodied thinking. [read full curatorial text]

**AMBIE DREW**
*Soft Bodies, Cold Machines*

APR 2026 - AUG 2026

**ELSWHERE IN INDIA**
*Fragments of a Panorama*

JUL - OCT 2024

**ZACH BLAS**
*Cultus*

OCT 2023 - FEB 2024

**ANNA BUNTING-BRANCH, CHOY KA FAI, DAMARA INGLÊS, KATARZYNA KRAKOWIAK, LAWRENCE LEK & KIRA XONORIKA**

*What is it Like?*

FEB 2025 - MAY 2025

**CÉSAR CHIRINOS, CONCEPCIÓN HUERTA, SEBASTIÁN MIRA, MÓNICA NEPOTE, VICA PACHECO, RICARDO SIERRA, FLAVIA VISCONTE, KIRA XONORIKA**
*Minimal Rituals*

AUG - SEP 2023 *Online*

**AURIEA HARVEY**
*Prophecy*

SEP 2025 - MAR 2026

**DIAN JOY**
*Alexandria’s Genesis*

JAN 23 - JAN 2025

**MARIA THAN**
*Homage To Quan Âm*

MAR - APR 2024

**XU HAOMIN, RUINI SHI, REBECCA ALLEN, IRIS QU, CROSSLUCID, APRIL LIN, ALICE YUAN ZHANG**
*For Data You Are, And to Data You Shall Return*

NOV - DEC 2023 *Online*

2022-2023 Sci-Fi

The programme unpicks our current reality and presents an exploration through various forms of speculative fictions, proposing imaginative and innovative concepts for a new kind of futurism, mapping a new realm that we can unfold. [read full curatorial text]

**ABE SUGARMAN**
*Rock Bottom*

MAR - APR 2023

**MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI, JUAN COVELLI, DOMINIQUE CRO, SANDRINE DEUMIER, LAWRENCE LEK, KUMBIRAI MAKUMBE, ENTANGLED OTHERS, ABI SHENG, SHINJI TOYA, RYAN VAUTIER & SARAH BLOME, MATTEO ZAMAGNI**
*Futures Past*

OCT 2022 - JAN 2023

**LIBBY HEANEY**
*The Evolution of Ent-: QX*

MAY - AUG 2022

**AMA DOGBE, MARTIN DISLEY, MOLLY ERIN MCCARTHY, JESS PEMBERTON, NATASHA THEMBISO RUWONA**
*WIP*

APR 2023 *Online*

**LATURBO AVEDON**
*Club Zero*

JUL - SEPT 2022 *Online*

**NATALEE DECKER, MH SARKIS, MILAD FOROUZANDEH**
*Open Screen*

APR - JUNE 2022 *Online*

2021-2022 Realities

Realities explores various speculative truths (and fictions) present within the complexities of living and nonliving bodies, those who are represented within real-life experiences and encounters and those who are present in avatars and online platforms. [read full curatorial text]

**DANIELLE BRATHWAITE-SHIRLEY**
*She Keeps Me Damn Alive*

NOV 2021 - MAR 2022

**KATE FRANCES LINGARD**

*Tender spots in hard code…*

JUN - JUL 2021

**BEN GROSSER**

*Software for Less*

AUG - OCT 2021

**UMA BREAKDOWN, TILLY PRENTICE-MIDDLETON**
*Open Screen*

APR - OCT 2021 *Online*

**DIGITAL EXCRETA, ADHAM FARAMAWY, CASEY KAUFFMANN, WEDNESDAY KIM, GEOFFREY LILLEMON, RACHEL MACLEAN, CASSIE MCQUATER, JACQUES PERCONTE, SABRINA RATTÉ, NICOLAI SCHMELLING, THE VASULKAS AND KID XANTHRAX**
The Digital Weird

JUL - SEPT 2021 *Online*

*Spur.world - Selection of works*

MAY - JUN 2021 *Online*

*The Wrong biennale - Highlights*

MAR 2022 *Online*

2020-2021 Systems

Systems discusses the erratic interplay between the systems we encounter on a daily basis, and how we might use parts of these systems to reconfigure our understanding of the world. [read full curatorial text]

**ALAN WARBURTON**
*RGBFAQ*

OCT 2020 - MAY 2021

**OLIA LIALINA**
*Best Effort Network*

MAR - JUL 2020

**BOLATITO ADEREMI IBITOLA, VINCENT BEZUIDENHOUT, ISAAC KARIUKI, KING DEBS, KUMBIRAI MAKUMBE, MR COLOR, SCUMBOY, MBAKISI SIBANDA**
Powerplay

AUG - SEPT 2020

HELEN KNOWLES
*Trickle Down: A New Vertical Sovereignty*

JAN 2020

**GRETCHEN ANDREW, SOFIA CRESPO AND DARK FRACTURES, DISNOVATION, JAKE ELWES, BEN GROSSER, LIBBY HEANEY, AND JOEL SIMON**
*Real Time Constraints*

JUL - SEP 2020 *Online*

2019-2020 Home

Home is relational, emotive, nostalgic and warm, but equally can be impossible, scary and unstable. The artists in Home disrupt and confront the limits of what these situations mean in our present and future and in our physical and virtual homes. [read full curatorial text.]

**AMI CLARKE**
*The Underlying*

SEPT - NOV 2019

**TABITA REZAIRE**
*Satellite Devotion*

JUL - AUG 2019

**AUDINT**
*Unsound:Undead*

MAY - JUN 2019

**MOREHSHIN ALLAHYARI, LATURBO AVEDON, SNOW YUNXUE FU, CARLA GANNIS, CLAUDIA HART, LORNA MILLS, EVA PAPAMARGARITI, PUSSYKREW, SABRINA RATTÉ, AMINA ROSS, ALAN WARBURTON**
*Re-Figure-Ground*

JAN - MAR 2019

FELICITY HAMMOND
*World Capital*

APR - MAY 2019

**SARAH SELBY**
*Raised by Google*

DEC 2019

DAVID ATLAS, IAIN BALL, LARA JOY EVANS, SAMUEL CAPPS, HOLLY CHILDS, LEA COLLET & MARIOS STAMATIS, CORE.PAN, PORPENTINE CHARITY HEARTSCAPE, MARIJA BOZINOVSKA JONES & MBJ WETWARE, WILL KENDRICK, RACHEL MCRAE, BENOIT MÉNARD, SARAH MONTET, ANNI NÖPS, EVA PAPAMARGARITI, JAKOB KUDSK STEENSEN, VIKTOR TIMOFEEV, KYLE ZETO THORNE
*Swamp Protocol*

MAR - APR 2019

2018 Islands

Reflecting on recent local and global socio-political changes, Islands looks to the idea of dislocation and association of space, from both physical and theoretical aspects. [read full curatorial text.]

**LAWRENCE LEK &**
**KODE9**
*Nøtel*

JUL - SEP 2018

**SAEMUNDUR THOR HELGASON**
*Fellowship of Citizen*s

JUN 2018

**KARANJIT PANESAR**
*The Way Things Are*

NOV - DEC 2018

**LUCAS ODHARA, JENNIFER MARTIN, RASHA KAHIL, FLOR NOVE-JOSSERAND, SORAWIT SONGSATAYA**
*Atropelos*

SEPT 2018

!MEDIENGRUPPE BITNIK, ANNE DE BOER, BORA AKINCITURK, DOMINIC DISPIRITO, EMMA STERN, HARM VAN DEN DORPEL, IAIN BALL, JAKOB KUDSK STEENSEN, MARIE MUNK, OLGA FEDOROVA, SARAH DERAT & RACHEL MCRAE, STEPHAN BACKES, STINE DEJA, YURI PATTISON
*I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that*

MAR - APR 2018

**NAAMA ARAD, GUY BEN-NER, VERITY BIRT IN COLLABORATION WITH HOLLY GRAHAM AND RICHARD-FORBES HAMILTON, EDGAR–WALKER, GERY GEORGIEVA, JOAN JONAS, TERENCE MCCORMACK, HANNAH REGEL, AND MIKE SEABORNE**
*On my island none of this would be true*

FEB - MAR 2018

2017 Control

In response to the proliferation of the Internet and current global and local attempts to appropriate and privatise the web, Control questions the state of individuality, anonymity, surveillance and the distribution of knowledge in our current society. read full curatorial text.

**DANI PLOEGER**
*Fronterlebnis*

DEC 2017 - JAN 2018

**RICHARD WENTWORTH X APPARATA**
*Concertina*

OCT - DEC 2017

**MAX COLSON**
*The Green and Pleasant Land*

NOV - DEC 2017

**STANZA**

*The Binary Graffiti Club*

NOV 2017

**LOUISE ASHCROFT**
*I'd Rather be Shopping*

AUG - SEPT 2017

**DESEARCH REPARTMENT**
*CensorSHIP*

MAY - JUN 2017

**LOUISE ASHCROFT, MARC BLAZEL & STELIOS ILCHOUK, CONNOR BRAZIER, SAM HEWLAND, TOM IRELAND, WILL KENDRICK, CHRISTOPHER MACINNES, BEX MASSEY, EDEN MITSENMACHER, GEORGE YARKER, LAURA YUILE**
*Hotel Generation*

MAR - SEPT 2017

**HEATHER BARNETT**
*Crowd Control*

JUN - JUL 2017

**ANGELA WASHKO, MAN BARTLETT, BEN GROSSER**

Blinding Pleasures

FEB - MAR 2017

2016 Legal Aesthetics

Legal Aesthetics examines the relationship between the art and the rules that define our world.

**GRETCHEN ANDREW**
*HowToHowToHowTo*

NOV - DEC 2016

**DÉBORA DELMAR CORP, SAEMUNDUR THOR HELGASON, DANIEL KELLER, ELLA PLEVIN**
*Dissent as an phone app*

APR 2016

**ROSANA ANTOLI**
*Virtual Choreography*

OCT - NOV 2016

**REYNIR HUTBER**
*Live|Work*

JUL - AUG 2016

2015 The Office and the Lab

The programme focuses on the idea of ‘the office’ and ‘the lab’ as spaces of research, development and art production. The artists of The Office and The Lab infiltrate these spaces to negotiate the expanded field of art and the relationship with authority, politics, labour and audience.

**NELMARIE DU PREEZ**
*Autonomous Times*

OCT - NOV 2015

**THICKEAR RECORDS STORE**
*Guest curated by thickear*

AUG - SEP 2015

**ARIEL NARUNSKY**
*Judgement*

JUL - AUG 2015

**ZOE HOUGH**
*The Microbial Verdict: You Live Until You Die*

MAY - JUN 2015

**MARIOS ATHANASIOU**
*Superposition*

APR - MAY 2015

**ALISA LEIMANE**
*LikeMe Labs*

MAR 2015

2014 The Body and Technology

The Body and Technology reflects on rapid changes within technology, the virtual self and interaction as a methodology for disruption and alternate thinking. The programme creates a dialogue between the different disciplines, artists and the audience, and posited interaction, engagement and collaborations throughout.