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Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas and Markus J. Buehler. Amphibian Drift. XR Experience + LP Launch. MIT Future Fest, 2026. Poster Design: NODE Berlin Oslo ©️ the authors
Amphibian Drift by Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas with Markus J. Buehler, at the inaugural MIT Future Fest
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© Serpentine
Reina Mun | An Inaugural Serpentine Fellow
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The Equator Has Moved. Installation view, Dia Beacon © Bill Jacobson Studio, New York
Renée Green: Conversations Across Time at Dia Beacon
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The Superdark Factory: Toward the Full Automation of Software
Hugh Scott-Douglas Published in Antikythera
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Pelin Tan and Anton Vidokle, Gilgamesh: She Who Saw the Deep, 2022. Film still.
Pelin Tan | Gilgamesh: She Who Saw the Deep and Forms of Non-Belonging
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Jonathan Nelson, Submerged, 2026. Scrim rendering. Courtesy of the artist.
Jonathan Nelson | Submerged
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Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas. Disaster Fountain. Installation, activation performance. Trenčín, 2026. CGI: Dimitrios Moutafidis. © the authors
Nomeda & Gediminas Urbonas | Disaster Fountain in Trenčín, Slovakia
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Luca E. Lum, part of the artist’s research files on the Milu deer.
Luca E. Lum | Political Animals & Scatter, Enclosure (The Herd Comes Down to Dream)
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Joan Jonas, Moving Off the Land II, Untitled, 2019. © Joan Jonas / ARS New York / CARCC Ottawa 2025
Joan Jonas: We Come From The Sea On View at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
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Image courtesy of Sophia Chefalo.
If Cows Didn’t Like Mustard: Sophia Chefalo’s Journey Through the Hidden Histories of Photography
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ACT Featured in MIT News’s Summer 2026 Reading from MIT
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Vinzenz Aubry | Nach Bild
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