Global Exhibitions Explore Intersections of Art and Technology from Historical to Contemporary Works

Various global exhibitions are delving into the intersection of art and technology. Tate Modern presents 'Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet,' which will be available until 1 June 2025, featuring pieces from the 1950s to the 1980s by artists such as Alberto Biasi and Liliane Lijn. Meanwhile, MOCA's 'Message from Our Planet: Digital Art from the Thoma Collection' is on display until 29 December, highlighting 19 works from 17 artists, including Jenny Holzer. The Art Gallery of Ontario showcases 'Bright Signs: Spotlight on Video Art' until 14 October, featuring contributions from Jenny Holzer and Kahlil Joseph. Additionally, FOAM in Amsterdam's 'Missing Mirror: Photography Through the Lens of AI' is open until 11 September. Scorpios Bodrum will host the Encounters 2024 arts program from 5-8 September, focusing on 'Evolving Perspectives.'