A house of wonder filled with speculative technologies, fortune tellers, music and film, and performative experiments that blur the boundaries between art and science.
A house of wonder filled with speculative technologies, fortune tellers, music and film, and performative experiments that blur the boundaries between art and science.
A roaming site-specific atmospheric performance that merges video projections and live performance. Artist: Rachel Bowditch
A roaming site-specific atmospheric performance that merges video projections and live performance. Artist: Rachel Bowditch
These hacker-artists create indigenous electronic tools, which they use with traditional indigenous tools to perform indigenous reimagined ceremony.
These hacker-artists create indigenous electronic tools, which they use with traditional indigenous tools to perform indigenous reimagined ceremony.
An exploration of the interwoven layers of the infosphere, from the physical and material to the biological, and to cultural. Artist: Karolina Sobecka
An exploration of the interwoven layers of the infosphere, from the physical and material to the biological, and to cultural. Artist: Karolina Sobecka
Autonomous helium filled blimps whose movements are determined by small swarms of houseflies.
Autonomous helium filled blimps whose movements are determined by small swarms of houseflies.
Experimental philosopher Jonathan Keats showcases his new balloting system.
Experimental philosopher Jonathan Keats showcases his new balloting system.
The 2016 event, “The Future of Sport 2040”, was held on April 29, 2016 at ASU’s Wells Fargo Arena. The space, which typically hosts NCAA sports, was transformed into a crossroads of ideas, demonstrations, and collaborative art-science installations.
A festival of athletic, artistic and scientific visitations from the future featuring theatre, improvisation, interactive experiences, design prototypes, & multimedia performances. What will sport look like in 2040? What would you like it to be? How can we steer development of the many elements of such a broad enterprise as “sport” to ensure it reflects our values, and desires and answers the cravings for competition and collaboration so common in our species?
