2022
online & Zagreb
During 2022-23 we wished to initiate a distributed network of contemporary digital art web galleries, based on the Pivilion network infrastructure, aiming to support digital art autonomy and non-commercial non-censored distribution via the internet infrastructure.
Our announcement:
https://formatc.hr/pivilion-2022-23/
& open call
https://formatc.hr/pivilion-2022-oc/
Jul 07 2022 – Dec 31 2023 (extended & ongoing)
Zagreb, Croatia
A single “Pivilion/EXEno1” sculpture is semi-permanently hosting Pivilion code at the Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb (MSU) “Comradeship / Collection as a Verb” which is showing segments of the museum permanent collection dealing with various collaborative notions.
Photos by: Dina Gligo
Find the install description here:
http://www.msu.hr/dogadanja/drugarstvo-zbirka-kao-glagol/989/en.html
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/
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.
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.
Oh wow, it’s been almost a year since an update… Guess we’ve been busy on different projects – but more Pivilion stuff is on the way – we’ll be visiting Akademie Schloss Solitude (where this project was first conceived) next year and doing a Pivilion-based research in collaboration with multiple international artists.
Right now we’re doing some art on the darknet (because that’s what we do here :)), as part of The Wrong — New Digital Art Biennale, collaborating (again) with lots of wonderful artists from around the world, and all of it hosted on Pivilions. 🙂
Be sure to check it out!
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