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Corrupted C#n#m# is Angelo Vermeulen's new solo exhibition in the US after his Biomodd [ATH1] project at the Aesthetic Technologies Lab in Athens, Ohio in 2007. Corrupted C#n#m# is an experimental cinema project that explores the physicality of digital media, and draws upon the phenomena of data corruption and data forensics. It's an artistic inquiry into the notion of the material 'body’ in both the digital and the biological realm. Video images stored on different types of digital media are manipulated and disrupted through various biological processes.

"The Future of the Lab will provide opportunities for discussion and engagement with a diverse range of professionals on three layers: expert meetings for invited international guests from art and technology labs across Europe and beyond, as well as a number of Dutch labs; an afternoon bringing in local, regional and national participants from a diversity of sectors; and a programme for the general public on Monday, November 30.

A supper for pathologic appetites will be served 19:00h on 18 October 2009 in the W.G kunst, a former sanatorium as part of the Wilhelmina Gasthuis hospital complex, Amsterdam.

Maja Kuzmanovic will be taking part in the "Long Conversation" during Transmediale 2010.

http://www.transmediale.de/en/futurity-long-conversation

When astronauts return into the Ionosphere of the Earth, after yet another space mission, make their way though endless layers of spacejunk and touch down on the planet, who is waiting for them?
Is anybody still interested in their adventures?

Astronauts Johannes Sterk and Elias Tieleman are expected to arrive at 'In Search of the Unknown' an exhibition at NIMk, Amsterdam around 18:00 hours. (local time)

Meeting of Art and Science centers at NOW - CCCB

Theun Karelse will participate in a panel discussion with Adam Bly, Michael John Gorman and Marcos García. The participants will discuss about the role, function and formats of hybrid centres for art, science and technology in light of the "new culture" generated by the network society.

http://www.cccb.org/now/ca/
http://www.cccb.org/now/en/activitat-networks_nodes_and_bridges-30044

Panel conversation with Elke Van Kampenhout, Constant & FoAM, about the connection between a certain vision on the future, and the conceptualization of a contemporary artistic practice, as a part of the Performatik Festival:

http://www.kaaitheater.be/productie.jsp?productie=529

The Winter Solstice. The Return of the Light. Amaterasu, Choimus, Deygān, Dōngzhì, Hogmanay, Karachun, Коляда, Sviatki, Dazh Boh, Makara Sankranti, Meán Geimhridh, Midvinterblót, Sanghamitta Day, Saturnalia, Sol Invictus or Wayeb.

Nik Gaffney and Maja Kuzmanovic will participate in the Real Code experiment at the Piksel Festival. As a part of FoAM's series of Future prehearsals (inspired by ex-yu "Nothing Can Surprise Us" drills), they will conduct various experiments with food, flavours and expectations, in an environment filled with machinery and software, with little access to organic ingredients.

FoAM is hosting a Co-creation meeting organised by The Hub Bruxel...

Dear friends of the Hub,

We invite you for an evening of open space for meaningful conversations at our next Co-creation meeting, Monday October 20, 18.30 - 21.30.

The Dialogue on Art, Culture & Climate Change is an investigation into the role of culture and the arts in the cross-cultural dialogue on climate change between and in Asia and Europe. The project gathers 50 Asian and European artists, designers, architects, cultural practitioners, environmentalists and scientists.

Maggie Buxton will be representing FoAM as one of the event's facilitators.

More information: http://www.culture360.org/artandclimatechange/

FoAM is hosting a meeting of the Solvay Women's Network, where Maja Kuzmanovic will present FoAM's approach to leadership, as well as a summary of the 'Leadership and policy for the 21st century' course of Harvard's Kennedy School & the Young Global Leaders forum.

FoAM is hosting a networking dinner on social entrepreneurship in Belgium and Europe, organised by The Hub Bruxel.

Please note this event is by Invitation only, and is now full.

A Summit organised by the World Economic Forum, bringing together 100 participants from civil society, business, policy and academia to discuss how the relationships between the environments, ideas and people can bring forth visionary, as well as sustainable innovation - locally & globally.

Presentations by Maki Ueda, Maja Kuzmanovic and Nik Gaffney