When ideals of capitalist progress become the driver of societal value, a position of refusal can be a political and necessary act. Eyebeam’s 2020 Residency Open Call asks applicants to consider refusal as it relates to technology and its impact on society. How do acts of refusal manifest in one’s life and work poetically or directly?
Manifesting Equitable Futures: Building an Anti-Racist Technoculture hosted by Afrotectopia
Afrotectopia invites you to speculate and design a more equitable future through collaboratively building a manifesto that demands anti-racist technoculture.
Eyebeam is turning 20, and we want to look into the future with you as we party like it’s 2039!
On June 18, Fête of the Future, a benefit for Eyebeam, will celebrate two decades of enduring support for artists dreaming up new visions for our shared future.
Established in 1998, Digital Day Camp (DDC) is Eyebeam’s longest running program. A summer arts and technology intensive for NYC high school students, DDC challenges youth to apply creative thinking strategies across a range of technological tools and topics with the goal to help them develop critical, empowering, and long-lasting relationships with technology.
