This March sees the US premiere of Naho Matsuda’s mesmerising data-poetry artwork at South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas

Making a case for the benefits of a digital computer virus

A short provocation on the use of the term “interactivity” within art and culture

Notice anything different around here? That’s right, we now have a brand new website created with long-time collaborator, Supanaught.

Dan Hett on his recent experimental videogame series

Kasia Molga, Scanner and GROW Observatory bring soil data to life in this online networked digital artwork

On Wednesday 5 December – World Soil Day – visit www.codeofsoil.com to hear and see the soil speak!

Intuition, identity and object memories

GROW Observatory launches a free online course introducing innovative ways to help make change happen around environmental issues

In 2016, the CityVerve project set out with a goal to increase meaningful citizen participation in the Smart City and Internet of Things

How can an artist-led approach create opportunities to consider and challenge how we use new technologies in unusual ways? Research Associate, Jason Crouch, extols the virtues of creative conversation, collaboration and new communities at STARTS Day, Ars Electronica 2018

Later this month, FAULT LINES Artist Matthew Rosier will bring Macclesfield’s historic 108 Steps to life with a playful, projection-mapped installation