Abandon Normal Devices were delighted to be one of 20 teams taking part in CreativeXR, the industry-leading immersive content accelerator programme with…

The Hive was presented at Into The Great Wide Open, NL; a multi-day, pop-cultural festival on De Wadden with music, visual arts,…

I̶n̛t͘e͟rf̕e̢ren̵ce, created by COSMOS 2019 artist Julie Freeman, was a virtual reality experience where the endeavour of space exploration was revealed in…

For COSMOS 2019, we are delighted to announce Julie Freeman as artist in residence. Freeman is collaborating with Jodrell Bank astrophysicists to develop a new immersive audio-visual experience, to be showcased during bluedot festival.

What if love could spread like a virus? The virus before you is real. It is a lentivirus vector, hybridised with vesicular…

FREEPORT: Critical is a programme aimed at unpacking and building on the rich research and technical implications of the artworks shown at FREEPORT: Terminal MCR. 

In a time when free movement, free trade and freedom of communications apparatus are subject to intense political machinations, FREEPORT: Terminal MCR is a space to explore art, technology and citizenship in the age of the internet.

Resembling a suspended organic hive structure, The Hive is a sculptural instrument made from parts of Gamelan bars (a form of percussive Indonesian music using gongs and xylophones), with concept by Indonesian artists Ikbal Lubys and Tony Maryana.

Heavy Metal Detector is a cross-between a walk, workshop and performance. A relational public art project, that sits somewhere between metal music and sites of historic importance, this feat of geomancy gives members of the public the opportunity to become metal-detectors for the day, with a twist.