June 2024 at NeMe

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NeMe is happy to invite you to our programme of events in June.

fragments and the Narrative

Wednesday 12 June, 2024; 19:00 at NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol

Christos Panagiotou (scholar, digital artist), Stella Voskaridou (writer), and Nicos Synnos (scholar, animator) will discuss and compare the postmodern literary style of Stella Voskaridou with the experimental animation of the early 20th century, and particularly the animation of Oskar Fischinger. Specifically, the discussion will examine the relationship between Stella Voskaridou’s works Fov and Mikromichanismoi (tr. Micromechanisms) and Oskar Fischinger’s experimental animation Visual Poetry.

The event will be in Greek and is organised by the Lab for Animation Research, Cyprus University of Technology, Bibliotropio, and NeMe.

Deconstructing Representation

Saturday 22 Jun, 2024; 16:00 at the MAD Lab, 3rd Floor, Potamitis Building, 8 Kitiou Kyprianou st, Limassol

Deconstructing Representation is a talk from NeMe’s EMAP resident artist Rosemary Lee that will discuss the installation based on the outcome of experimenting with training a generative adversarial network (GAN) on a dataset composed of every image the artist had saved in Instagram at the time of making the work. In addition to Deconstructing Representation there will be a COST funded programme of talks concentrating on AI and Art.

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AI and Art

Saturday 22 Jun, 2024; 20:00 at NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol

MADLAB is excited to announce this exhibition dedicated to the exploration and interrogation of the intersections between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Art. This event aims to bring together a diverse group of artists and academics to engage in a rich dialogue about the evolving role of AI in the art world.

Primitive Modes

Saturday 22 Jun, 2024; 20:00 at NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol

The exhibition presents fourteen artworks created by students of the Department of Multimedia and Graphic Arts of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts of the Cyprus University of Technology in various (almost all possible) forms and shapes.