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Last Thursday, we invited our friends, collaborators, partners, and fans to an exclusive preview of ‘Still Processing’. Curated by Bogomir Doringer, this exhibition showcases the work of seven visionary (mostly) Dutch artists and their unique ways of translating data and information into visuals and meaning. 

Directors Merel van Helsdingen and Natasha Greenhalgh—alongside the exhibition’s curator, Bogomir Doringer—welcomed visitors and introduced the artists on stage: Balfua, Boris Acket, Children of the Light, Gabey Tjon a Tham, Geoffrey Lillemon, and Lumus Instruments, and Rosa Menkman. 

 Later in the evening, we invited the visitors to join us in Boris Acket’s work ‘Duration’. Here, percussionists from HIIIT participated in a live performance with the artist, displaying the artwork’s capabilities of live light and sound experimentation.

We’re very proud and excited to share this exhibition with you. Come see for yourself.

Exhibition Credits:

Balfua; ‘The Slollaleia’, music in collaboration with Alexandre Meiers

Boris Acket; ‘Duration’, co-produced by Studio Raito, Bob Roijen, Corey Schneider with music by Boris Acket

Children of the Light: ‘ALL-TOGETHER-NOW’, with sound by Sébastien Robert, engineering by Luuk Meints, electronics by Diederik Schoorl

Gabey Tjon a Tham; ‘Red Horizon’, co-produced by TodaysArt & Museum of Transitory Arts (MOTA), supported by Stroom Den Haag and Creative Industries Fund NL, Software development: Marcus Graf, Mechanical engineering support: Bram Vreven.

Geoffrey Lillemon; ‘Simulation in Blue’, with music by Richard Burki

Lumus Instruments; ‘POLYNODE XI’, concept and realisation by Timo Lejeune & Julius Oosting, sound by Max Frimout, technology in collaboration with Bureau Moeilijke Dingen and Luxalight

Rosa Menkman; ‘The Collapse of PAL’, ‘Destitute Vision’, ‘Sigil of Destitute Vision’, ‘Ecology of Compression Complexities’, DCT:SYPHONING: The 1000000th (64th) interval, ‘DE/CALIBRATION ARMY’, and ‘IM/POSSIBLE RAINBOWS’; sounds by Rosa Menkman and music by Debit.