METHOD – a group exhibition at Angels Gate Cultural Center in collaboration with SUPERCOLLIDER

In the dynamic realm of transdisciplinary research, where art collides with science, engineering, architecture, and beyond, METHOD seeks to explore and expand the notion of experimentation. This exhibition invites artists, scientists, engineers, architects, and creatives of all disciplines to submit works that interrogate, redefine, and transcend traditional epistemological and medium-specific boundaries.

METHOD will be guest juried by Kira Xonorika, SciArt Ambassador, SUPERCOLLIDER

Kira Xonorika is an interdisciplinary artist, author and futurist. Their work explores the connections between sovereignty, technoscience, temporality, world-building and magic. She’s given lectures on her work at multiple universities and conferences across the world, including the University of Cambridge (UK) the Salzburg Global Seminar (Austria) and the World Summit on Arts and Culture (Sweden). She’s exhibited her work internationally and has received awards, fellowships and residencies by Hyundai Artlab, Dreaming Beyond AI, Momus, Eyebeam and Ars Electronica. She’s the creator of the ”Future Memory Lab” South America’s first AI art residency supported by Pro Helvetia.

Call for Entries: Angels Gate Cultural Center (AGCC) and SUPERCOLLIDER are looking for innovative artworks and projects that embody the spirit of experimentation across and beyond conventional frameworks. Whether it’s through bio art, digital media, architectural installations, or mixed media sculptures, show us how you experiment within your field or across disciplines to challenge and redefine the known.

METHOD is a hybrid exhibition, with a few artists curated into the exhibition and the majority of artists and works being selected by the open call submission form. By opening the call for art to all, we hope that underrecognized artists will have the opportunity to exhibit at AGCC. The call is open to all residents of the United States over the age of 18. To provide opportunities for artists with site-specific, performance based, or time-durational work, one artist will be provided with a stipend award for a site-specific work in METHOD.

For more information, visit Angels Gate Cultural Center