Art Post-Internet

Ullens Center for Contemporary Art UCCA, Beijing

A broad survey of art created with a consciousness of the technological and human networks

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Just as modernism concerned itself with the relationship between craft and the emergent technologies of its era, the most pressing condition underlying contemporary culture may be the omnipresence of the internet. Though the terminology with which we describe these phenomena has yet to be widely adopted, this exhibition presents a broad survey of art created with a consciousness of the technological and human networks within which it exists, from conception and production to dissemination and reception. This work, primarily produced by artists living in New York, London, and Berlin, has been controversially defined as "post-internet." Curated by Karen Archey and Robin Peckham.

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IN ARCHIVIO [42]

Haegue Yang
dal 29/10/2015 al 2/1/2016