Rene G. Cepeda

Category: New media art

  • New Exhibition at Header Footer by Guest-Curator Chanee Choi

    New Exhibition at Header Footer by Guest-Curator Chanee Choi

    Statement: Shapeshifting Lineages: Contemporary Native Transformations in Video Date: November 20th 2025 to January 15th 2026 Artists: Sky Hopinka, Erica Lord, Skawennati, Anna Tsouhlarakis, Kathleen Wall Curated by: Chanee Choi / Consultant: Lara Evans Presented by: The New Media Caucus Header/Footer Gallery This online exhibition brings together five contemporary Native artists who use video to…

  • New H/F Gallery Presents: Performance in Virtual Spaces

    New H/F Gallery Presents: Performance in Virtual Spaces

    Join us for the 21th episode of “H/F Gallery Presents,” where Rene gives us a glimpse into his latest research on Performance in Virtual Spaces! In this episode we discuss what makes a performance in virtual space as well as some examples that have slipped under the radar.

  • Coded Meditations: New H/F exhibition

    Coded Meditations: New H/F exhibition

    There is joy in creation, experimentation, and the visual aspect of coding. In this exhibition, Jason Ting takes us through a visual explosion of particles and light, creating meditative and entrancing patterns that transport us to a serene space beyond the pressures of today. 

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

    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…

  • New H/F Presents, Light and Stillness in The Trace of Dawn

    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…

  • New H/F Presents, NMC: In Conversation

    New H/F Presents, NMC: In Conversation

    This month we’re joined by a very special guest: Nick Bontrager, President of the New Media Caucus. In this episode Nick walks us through his approach as an interdisciplinary artist and plans for the New Media Caucus. 

  • Ep 13 H/F Gallery Presents: textfields an interview with Morgan Green

    This month we’re spotlighting Morgan Green who is currently exhibiting Text Fields with H/F Gallery. In this conversation with Rene G. Cepeda, Constanza Salazar and Harshini J. Karunaratne, we talk about the weaving of text, AI, and poetry. Text Fields is an exhibition of interactive and generative artworks by Morgan Green, presented by the New…

  • Ep 12 H/F Gallery Presents: An interview with ChatGPT

    Header/Footer Gallery is proud to present its 12th episode: An interview with ChatGPT In this episode of H/F presents Coni Salazar and Rene G. Cepeda ask chatGPT questions about new media art and art in general and react to its responses.

  • Ep 11 H/F Gallery Presents: MANIFEST:IO

    Rene Cepeda and Constanza Salazar talk with Harshini Karunaratne about MANIFEST:IO, a symposium for new media and electronic art in Berlin in organized in collaboration with TimeLab, a transmedia laboratory for artistic research. Harshini will discuss the origins of the symposium, what went into it, and highlight some of the works.

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

    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.