Co-organized by Hac Te and promoted by the UOC,
ISEA2022 Barcelona
, the 27th edition of the International Symposium on Electronic Art, has brought together a
With the aim of collecting this deposit and contributing to the dissemination of culture and digital arts, the Institut Ramon Llull and Hac Te, co-organisers of the ISEA2022, have promoted the recording of the content offered during this symposium, which will be published throughout July and August on the Hac Te Youtube channel.
As a result of this collaboration, whether you missed the ISEA2022 or want to relive it, you can now watch this audiovisual review of the highlights of this event that has turned Barcelona into the capital of electronic art.
Visit ISEA2022 Barcelona’s exhibitions and enjoy activities open to the public
The ISEA2022 Barcelona has brought together a splendid and extensive exhibition of pieces that work on the intersection between art, science and technology, with more than eighty works, some of which can be visited in the coming weeks.
Specifically, the Santa Mònica Arts Center presents the main exhibition of the ISEA2022 Barcelona, “ The Irruption “, until August 21.
At the same time, the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site will extend the exhibition “ Possibles ” until 30 June.
While La Capella will do so until August 28 with “ What is possible and what is not “.
And along with these three exhibitions in Barcelona, Cal Massó (Reus) is the venue for the exhibition “ Beep Collection: Origins “, which can be seen until 23 July.
At the same time, both in Barcelona and in the rest of the Catalan territory there are still multiple activities scheduled within the framework of the ISEA2022 Barcelona Extended Program , open to the public. These activities have been carried out in collaboration with some fifty entities from Barcelona and Catalonia from different fields (scientific, museum, artistic and educational), with the aim of making digital culture accessible to citizens. The Extended Program can be consulted at this link.
The Barcelona ISEA2022 has been organized by the UOC in collaboration with the Art , Science and Technology Hub (Hac Te), the Centre for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB), the Santa Mònica, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (MACBA), the NewArt Foundation, the Barcelona City Council (through Barcelona Science and Universities and the Institute of Culture), the Department of Culture of the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Institut Ramon Llull. The city that will succeed Barcelona will be Paris, where this symposium will be held in 2023.