Nov 30, 2021
MSU, Zagreb (Croatia)
We are excited to share our project pivilion.net was awarded the *best digital artwork* prize among the ~100 applications in two categories of the new “IVAN KOŽARIĆ” young artists support programme by the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb x City of Zagreb. ✨
More @ http://www.msu.hr/clanci/pobjednici-natjecaja-za-mlade-umjetnike-ivan-kozaric/97.html
Oct 12 – 17 2021
Zagreb, Croatia
We shared a hybrid work “Pivilion/EXEno1:≈|<erkerwelt≈.html” @ the 6. Sound Exhibition at the ZEZ Festival organized by KSET.
Photos by: Sven Knechtl
More beeps and boops at:
https://www.facebook.com/zavodzaeksperimentalnizvuk/posts/izlaga%C4%8Di-6-izlo%C5%BEbe-zvuka-dina-karad%C5%BEi%C4%87-vedran-gligo-erkerwelthtml-pivilionexeno1/2535084333301632/
Sep 22 – Oct 07 2021
Rijeka, Croatia
We’re happy to share our “Pivilion/EXEno1:2020|5050 // A triptych on tectonic transgressions” work as part of a group exhibition curated by the amazing Ingeborg Fülepp at the Glowing Globe festival, themed “Artificial Art Alienated” and hosted by Kortil Gallery in Rijeka.
Photos by: Kortil Gallery
Find more details, documentation and artist lists at:
https://hkd-rijeka.hr/galerija-kortil/arhiva/glowing-globe-artificial-art-alienated/
https://cim.apuri.hr/izlozbe/glowing-globe-2021-artificial-art-alienated/
Aug 25-29, 2021
mur.at, Graz (Austria)
In 2021 we are conducting a series of research productions projecting autonomy of network art to find if/how digital art can be independent from institutional and/or corporate physical infrastructures (e.g. off-grid, powered by renewables, recycled hardware, automated content, etc.). In the context of recent digital centralization and the increasingly corporate Internet, we are looking to indicate and promote new methods of radical, engaged and decentralized instances of art-work as a plethora of active, critical and ethical actions in the wider digital ecosystem.
Apr 28th 2021 – May 19th 2021
GALERIJA PROZORI, Zapoljska 1, Zagreb
The #pivilion_dot_net install at the Prozori Gallery is a group exhibition of recent Croatian digital art shown via Pivilion infrastructure. The system is installed as a spatial installation of server sculptures that transmits a WiFi network which visitors can access and view digital artworks by using their personal smart device
Sep 8th 2020 – Dec 31st 2020
BOOKSA LITERARY CLUB, Martićeva 14d, Zagreb
#pivilion_dot_net is a collective digital art exhibition built on top of Pivilion – a network infrastructure project for new media art decentralization. The exhibition is initiated by the Format C artist organization, developed by hacklab01 and has been shown at The Wrong — New Digital Art Biennale [2019-20] as well as a local web-based installation at the SCHEIER Centre [Čakovec, 2019].
In 2020 the exhibition is installed as a local wireless network access point, at the Booksa Club [Zagreb, Croatia]. To visit this digital gallery space, one only needs to connect their device to the “pivilion” WiFi network.
“EXEno1” is a collaborative networked sculpture installation containing 3D printed sculptures physically integrated with the software and hardware aspect of Pivilion.
We are grateful to have set up an art installation with three wireless network access points in the public space of Korčula town.
pic_by_Format_C_&_Sven_Fritz
#pivilion_dot_net is a collective digital art exhibition built on top of Pivilion – a network infrastructure project for new media art decentralization. The exhibition is initiated by the Format C artist organization, developed by hacklab01 and has been shown at The Wrong — New Digital Art Biennale [2019-20] as well as a local web-based installation at the SCHEIER Centre [Čakovec, 2019].
pic_by_Format_C_&_Vanja
A collaborative self-hosted distributed IRL/URL/darknet pavilion/embassy organized by Format C @ the third edition of The Wrong — New Digital Art Biennale [2019-2020], present @ pivilionumi6b3kg.onion/pavilion (accessible via Tor Browser) & produced by Hacklab01.
Along with being shown online at The Wrong, the pavilion will be exhibited AFK at the SCHEIER Centre, accompanied by a free&open darknet arts workshop.
