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Supports artists exploring innovative approaches to technology and new media.
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Knight Arts + Tech Fellowship — United States Artists Eclogue for [In]habitability by Sondra Perry, 2017. 3 channel video projection, backhoe, three channel synced monitor video, sound. Installed at the Seattle Art Museum, Seattle.
The Knight Arts + Tech Fellowship supports artists innovating with new media and technologies, with particular emphasis on artists based in Knight cities: Akron, OH; Charlotte, NC; Detroit, MI; Macon, GA; Miami, FL; Philadelphia, PA; San Jose, CA; and Saint Paul, MN. Knight Arts + Tech Fellows explore methods such as artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, immersive installations, video game design, and software coding.
Fellows receive unrestricted awards of $50,000 each to support their practice and are featured in an accompanying online publication, Shift Space , which explores new media landscapes and seeks to build a network of practitioners in the field. In partnership with the John S. and James L.
Knight Foundation, USA administers the Knight Arts + Tech Fellowship to support artists in the Knight Foundation’s focus cities and across the nation who are exploring new and emerging technologies in thoughtful, creative, and evocative ways to advance the field.
In conjunction with the fellowship, USA also manages and produces Shift Space , a web-based publication exploring new media landscapes and spotlighting each cohort of Knight Arts + Tech Fellows. Each year, we work with a guest editor to invite a selection of artists and writers to spotlight the year’s cohort of fellows and critically reflect on the field of art and technology.
We partner with Team Design and Descriptive Video Works to produce the Shift Space site.
Program design, publication design, administration Knight Arts + Tech Fellowship Panelists organized by year UCLA Department of Design Media Arts Multimedia Artist and Video Game Designer The Afrofuture Strategies Institute School for Poetic Computation Director of Art + Research Center Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace
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