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Announcing Inspace Autumn-Winter Exhibition Programme
We are delighted to share the upcoming series of exhibitions taking place at Inspace to bring our 2024 programme to a close, featuring three exhibitions that explore AI from a range of different perspectives
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Design Informatics and Inspace collaborations feature at Ars Electronica Festival 2024
We were honoured to have two Design Informatics’ and Inspace collaborations, The BOX 2.0 by Fiona Smith and DUCK by Rachel Maclean, presented at the Ars Electronica Festival 2024 in Linz earlier this September.
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Inspace announced as Fringe Venue for the 77th Edinburgh International Film Festival
For the 2024 Edinburgh Festival Fringe we are delighted to announce our partnership with the 77th Edinburgh International Film Festival as one of their Fringe venues for this exciting relaunch. Visit Inspace from the 15th-21st of August to see it transformed into a cinema theatre.
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An Obscure Camera | Artist in Residence
We are delighted to announce Nic Sandiland, artist and co-founder of creative production company Flexer&Sandiland, as our Inspace Artist-in-Residence this June. The focus of Sandiland’s residency will be on An Obscure Camera, an immersive participatory light installation, incorporating a live camera feed, to explore notions of ‘following’, ‘public space’, ‘the everyday’ and the ‘camera’s gaze’.
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“The BOX Will See You Now”
An Interactive Artwork Exploring the Influence of AI in Medical Diagnostics. Join the exhibition opening and panel discussion on “Transformative Spaces: Science-Art Residencies” on Friday, April 5, 2024, 18:00-20:00, Informatics Forum and Inspace Gallery as part of the 2024 Edinburgh Science Festival
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Inspace at the 2024 Science Festival
Presenting a programme of exhibitions and events featuring Design Informatics Master students and Creator in Residence exploring AI, technology, data and ethics.
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Artists at Inspace Gallery question authenticity and ownership of AI generated voice
A new exhibition at Inspace Gallery bringing together international artists working with sound and emerging technologies to explore deep fake audio. Premiering as part of the 2023 Edinburgh Festivals, the exhibition is a collaboration between Inspace Gallery, the Institute of Design Informatics and Creative Informatics
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Poetic expressions of smart donations with Oxfam
Three commissioned researchers cut through the corpus of a major research project that took place between 2019 and 2021: the OxChain Smart Donations project. The OxChain project set out to explore how blockchain technologies could be used to reshape value in the context of international development and the work of Oxfam to reach new audiences.
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An invitation to bridge the gap between you and the Universe
Using constant and real time streams of data reaching from all corners of the Universe, and your Edinburgh viewpoint, Asteria: Space and Satellite invite you to bridge the gap between you and the Universe in this exhibition, Universal Matter, available online and City Screen.