What’s On. Exhibitions, performances and talks where people and machines meet. We list events we would go to ourselves; inclusion is not endorsement.
May 8 - Nov 8
Latent City (Refik Anadol), Inaugurating BRUSK
Bruges is mostly a medieval postcard, and here it is fed to an AI that turns centuries of archives into moving architecture. A city famous for never changing has, for once, been allowed to.
Aug 29 - Dec 31
Winds of Yawanawá (Refik Anadol Studio), in Codes & Canopies
This data-driven work was made with the Yawanawá people of the Brazilian Amazon. It shows a Chinese museum audience a rainforest as seen by machine learning, with the people who live there given a say in what the algorithm imagines.
Sep 19 - Jan 10
Diffuse Control by Beeple
Twelve screens run a Midwestern museum's collection through Stable Diffusion, and visitors compete for the controls. When too many push at once, the system triggers a "Glitch Mode."
Oct 22 - Jan 31
DATALAND: Machine Dreams: Rainforest (Refik Anadol)
The self-described first museum of AI arts has 84 projectors, a 200-channel soundscape, eight scents designed with AI, and chocolates made from ecological data.
Nov 6 - Dec 12
The Dance of Karma: Weaving a New We
Five artists from Korea, China and Japan, including the duo exonemo, ask what Buddhist karma means once intelligence has a body.
Nov 12 - Nov 13
ALGORAVE, Opening Résonances Électriques 2.0
Live-coded dance music plays through a 25-speaker dome while the code is projected overhead. Strasbourg, long a crossroads of French and German culture, now adds a third language, and it compiles.
Nov 13 - Mar 8
Civa 2026: "Postacceleration"
In the city that gave the world the waltz, five immersive artists take on speed itself. Their work slows down a culture that now treats acceleration as the normal state of things.
Nov 13 - Nov 14
AlgoRave by Netherlands Coding Live (NL_CL)
In a bunker under a bridge in Vondelpark, musicians write code live and the crowd dances to whatever it produces, sometimes "a-rhythmically," as the organizers put it.
Nov 14 - Jan 31
End of Nostalgia (Emi Kusano)
Kusano trains AI on her own body and casts the result as gyaru, decora and Gothic Lolita versions of herself. She calls these "memories that could have been," shown on towers of stacked TV monitors.
Nov 14 - Dec 20
Upside Down // Inside Out (Bärbel Möllmann)
A baroque palace becomes a walk-in camera obscura and is hung next to generative AI images. The oldest way of making an image meets the newest, and the show declines to say which one we should trust.
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