The Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, is hosting a four-part lecture series as part of the solo exhibition by artist Conrad Shawcross, Cascading Principles, curated by IKT Member Fatos Ustek.

The webinar will focus on the role of NFTs in public cultural institutions with the implications and impact on museum practices, offering new points of view from collectors, galleries and artists. The webinar is free to attend for IKT & Plus Tate members.

The 1st Vilnius Biennial of Performance Art presents its opening event: Aphotia – a new work by Emilia Škarnulytė.

The Edge of Equilibrium is the collective book edited by an IKT member Camilla Boemio, a fantastic encounter between academics and artists.

The project Experimental Ecology offers a contemporary platform for collaborations between artists and scientists in the field of ecology.

Hospitality is usually considered a philosophical concept with juridical implications, an ethical concern, a social/political practice… or an industry. Curated by IKT Member Sylvie Fortin, I don’t know you like that: The Bodywork of Hospitality shifts the focus to consider the stealth work of hospitality on our conceptual, material, and political understanding of bodies.

Cathy Byrd is a globally engaged contemporary art curator, writer, and educator. She launched Fresh Art International podcast in 2011, to witness, record, and archive art histories.

Listen to the three episodes in the IKT Kentucky series recorded during IKT Congress 2022.

The Fondation Fiminco is launching an open call for international curators for a 3-month curatorial residency based in Romainville (Seine-Saint- Denis).

The Carnegie brings together five curators working inside and outside the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region to select and develop projects based on linking artists across different geographies.

The recording of the symposium is now available to watch on IKT YouTube channel.

The exhibition at the Museum der Moderne Salzburg Rupertinum, curated by IKT Member Tina Teufel, focuses on drawings, monotypes, lithographs, and ceramic drawings as well as Cameron Jamie’s self-published artist’s books.

Screen City Biennial presents a program with internationally renowned artists and new commissions. With a program, curated by IKT Members, Daniela Arriado and Vanina Saracino, Screen City Biennial (SCB) explores the liminal states of human consciousness, placing the notion of the human in relation to beings of other species such as plants, bacteria, fungi, as well as exploring our entanglement with technology.

Groundbreaking art agency Glimpses of Art announces inaugural exhibition in London 'Glimpses – We are what we see'. Featuring renowned artists including Michaela Stark, Floria Sigismondi, Sandro Kopp and Apollonia Saintclair. Curated by Auronda Scalera (IKT Member) and Lidia Ravviso.

The exhibition showcases Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation’s contemporary art collection, with a focus on works by artists from or working in Northern Finland.

Curated by Kiasma curators Saara Hacklin (IKT member), Kati Kivinen (IKT board member) and Satu Oksanen.

Exposure: Native Art and Political Ecology documents international Indigenous artists’ responses to the impacts of nuclear testing, nuclear accidents, and uranium mining on Native peoples and their environments.

Curated by the IKT Member, Thale Blix Fastvold, the exhibition brings together a group of Norwegian and Romanian artists who are all working within the landscape of surrealism, reflecting on the surreal with various mediums and methods and from different viewpoints.

Kris Dittel (IKT MEMBER) and Eloise Sweetman are launching the second season of I Hope This Message Finds You Well, a podcast on curating.

PACT is an international coalition of organizations within the visual arts engaged in collaborative efforts to accelerate the sector’s broad adoption of collective climate action.

Noorderlicht invites artists and collectives working in photography and visual cultures to submit to the 2023 festival. The festival theme is REGENERATE and the guest curators are Michelle Kasprzak (IKT Member) and Eefje Ludwig.

After months of hard work, we are incredibly excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website!