Free book traces the revolutionary link of graphic to sound, in Xenakis, UPIC, and legacy

Electronic sound is in theory a limitless blank canvas. Iannis Xenakis and his work imagine what image of sound could fill that page – and leaves a legacy that’s still radical today.

Exploring machine learning for music, live: Gamma_LAB AI

AI in music is as big a buzzword as in other fields. So now’s the time to put it to the test – to reconnect to history, human practice, and context, and see what holds up. That’s the goal of the Gamma_LAB AI in St. Petersburg next month. An open call is running now.

Peter Kirn - April 5, 2019

Between art tech and techno, past and future, a view from Russia

Gamma, the oversized electronic music and contemporary art event, has just wrapped in St. Petersburg, RU. We talk to Moscow-based curator Natalia Fuchs about transformations both historical and future in the realm of intermedia art and technology culture.

Peter Kirn - July 30, 2018

Robert Henke, finding beauty in ever-iterating work with lasers

Peter Kirn - May 5, 2017

Witness the stunning immersive lasers for a canceled Moscow festival

Peter Kirn - December 14, 2016

unrender: Finding Space Between Gallery and Club [Videos]

- December 3, 2014

Simulacra, a Video Installation Revealed Through Magnifying Glasses

Peter Kirn - January 2, 2014

Mapping Berlin's Project Spaces Against Transformation, Rebuilding Old Rockets in 3D

Peter Kirn - October 8, 2013

Mapping Berlin’s Project Spaces Against Transformation, Rebuilding Old Rockets in 3D

Peter Kirn - October 8, 2013

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