Radical Software exhibition at Mudam Luxembourg exclusively features women artists in computing from 1960-1991

Mudam Luxembourg is hosting "Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing, 1960–1991," which features the work of over 50 female artists and scientists from 14 different nations, emphasizing their roles from the era of early mainframes to the advent of the World Wide Web. The exhibition is organized into thematic sections such as 'Zeros and Ones,' 'Hardware,' and 'Software,' drawing inspiration from Donna Haraway's 'A Cyborg Manifesto.' Highlights include Hanne Darboven's Ein Jahrhundert-ABC (1970–71), Isa Genzken's Ellipsoid sculpture, and digital innovations by Ruth Leavitt, Inge Borchardt, and Vera Molnár. This display will be open until February 2, 2025, and will be critiqued in the January & February 2025 edition of ArtReview, with some reviews noting its narrow focus on women at the expense of male collaborations.