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Abandon Normal Devices (AND) is renowned for producing the UK’s only nomadic, site-responsive digital arts festival, commissioning works that combine creativity, technology…
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Impossible Perspectives is an Abandon Normal Devices XR development and commissioning programme with its first iteration in collaboration with Cheshire East Council…
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Abandon Normal Devices and Unsound Festival came together for a new collaboration in 2025 to explore a transnational dialogue shaped by shared…
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Abandon Normal Devices and the School of Digital Arts are pleased to announce Commons – a unique programme fostering innovative approaches to…
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We are pleased to announce our participation in n-Space – a new initiative for interdisciplinary collaboration that brings together artists, technologists, academics,…
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See Me Appear is an immersive artwork by Studio Peut-Porter that uses advanced virtual production techniques including virtual performance capture, augmented reality, and ambient soundscapes to bring speculative narratives of Tatton Park’s historic residents to life.
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Sat 28th Mar — Mon 2nd Nov 2026
Over one transformative weekend, AND Festival returns to deliver extraordinary art and site-responsive installations, collaborating with visionary artists and creative technologists that push the boundaries of immersive experiences.
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Fri 25th Sep — Sun 27th Sep 2026
Toxicity’s Reach presents a collection of installations, spanning multiple disciplines as a way of exploring how industrial chemicals that are found in our waterways affect humans, animals and the landscape we live in.
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Re-enacting the historical and modern flow of people, cargo, data and power One-Fifth of the Earth’s Surface invites you to walk amongst it and view how three continents are tethered via transatlantic data cables, air and sea routes and trade.
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