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Eyebeam Starts Kickstarter for Public Renovation and Expansion in Chelsea
Eyebeam, a nonprofit organization that supports artists working with technology, occupies a giant ground-floor space on Manhattan’s West 21st Street that any commercial gallery would covet. The grey...
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See Photos from the Creative Time Reports Launch Party at Eyebeam
Last night, a supportive group representing the art world’s more socially-engaged side came out to support the launch of Creative Time Reports at Eyebeam. The new, Marisa Mazria Katz-edited website is...
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Turn Your New Media Art Into Pizzas With Jonas Lund’s “Paint Your Pizza” App
While there’s no arguing that the creation of a delicious pizza is a fine art on a par with painting, sculpture, and playing the lute — which explains why there is a Pizza Museum in Philadelphia — the...
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Graffiti Legend KATSU Accidentally Spray-Paints Paula Cooper Gold While...
In preparation for last night’s opening of “F.A.T. GOLD,” the Lindsay Howard-curated survey of the Free Art and Technology Lab‘s (F.A.T. Lab) first years at the Eyebeam Art + Technology Center, street...
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Eyebeam, Chelsea’s Art and Technology Non-Profit, Is Moving to Brooklyn
The Eyebeam Art+Technology Center, the most “Brooklyn” art space in Chelsea, is moving to Brooklyn. The technophilic non-profit announced on Wednesday that it will relocate to a forthcoming building...
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Moving Image Partners With Eyebeam
For its 2014 edition in New York, the Moving Image new media and video art fair is teaming with art and technology non-profit Eyebeam to present not only an expanded version of its “Moving Image AV...
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Eyebeam Hosting Art and Feminism Edit-a-thon
On February 1, the Eyebeam Art+Technology Center in Chelsea will host a Wikipedia edit-a-thon — in which a group of people gather to edit, fill out, and add proper links and citations to Wikipedia...
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Eyebeam Names Fall/Winter Residents
Nonprofit arts center Eyebeam has announced its three Fall/Winter 2014 residents, each of whom will receive $5,000 to create new artworks that combine digital techniques and community activism. In...
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