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CAA 2025 Call for Participants
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New H/F Gallery Presents: Performance in Virtual Spaces

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Ep 20 H/F Gallery Presents Post-Internet Art

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New Episode Alert: Technonecromancy – The Afterlives of New Media Art

Explore the intricate world of preserving digital art in our latest episode of Header/Footer Presents! Join hosts René G. Cepeda and Constanza Salazar as they delve into the fascinating realm of art preservation in the digital age. 🖼️ In this episode, we explore: As technology continues to evolve, so do the questions surrounding the preservation…
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New H/F Presents, Light and Stillness in The Trace of Dawn

In this episode Harshini J. Karunaratne joins us as curator of “The Trace of Dawn,” along with the six artists who are exhibiting their work: QOA (AR), Orange Grove Dance (US), Fiona Patten (IR), Sandrine Deumier (FR), Carlos Páez González (VZ/UAE). The Trace of Dawn is an online exhibition on screen-based light works hosted by…
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New H/F Presents, NMC: In Conversation

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Ep 10 H/F Presents: New Media: Challenges in Curation

Rene Cepeda and Harshini Karunaratne is joined this week by Nadar Asor, Director of the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology in Connecticut and Harshini J. Karunaratne who curated and founded MANIFEST:IO in Berlin. Both will discuss their challenges in curating and organizing a symposium with new media works.
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New Exhibition up at Header/Footer

My new exhibition is up now! Text Fields is an exhibition of interactive and generative artworks by Morgan Green, presented by the New Media Caucus Header/Footer Gallery and curated by Rene G. Cepeda. These works are interactive, but they do not have an explicit goal. Instead, they invite you to interact with curiosity and imagine…
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New Publication is Up
I wanted to share with all of you my latest academic article “Making a Manual: The Manual for the Curation and Display of Interactive New Media Art“, published in Artnodes. Abstract While the study of new media art is diverse and encompasses a wide range of art practices, curatorial and art historical concerns, as well…
