Take a look at KIBU's latest projects in Szentendre!
We will show our projects since our new researchers made us entirely refreshed. Talking flowers and smoke-painting screen, playful toothbrush and poems encoded in Morse welcome our visitors!
Our multi touch wall is a 2 by 1 meters touch sensitive surface, where one can interact with the projected media with one's fingers, hands, as well as more people at a time.
moreTake a look at KIBU's latest projects in Szentendre!
We will show our projects since our new researchers made us entirely refreshed. Talking flowers and smoke-painting screen, playful toothbrush and poems encoded in Morse welcome our visitors!
kinetic sound installation of Juhász Márton András, Kovács Gergely, Matúz Melinda, Sterk Barbara
where: Deák Erika Galéria
H-1061 Budapest, Jókai tér 1.
http://www.deakgaleria.t-online.hu
when: 31 June 2009 - 25 July 2009
opening: Tuesday 30 June, 18.00-20.00 p.m.
opens: Nina Czegledy media artist, curator and writer
Beatriz Herraez – curator of Centro Cultural Montehermoso Kulturunea (Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain) – gives a lecture in Kitchen Budapest on 4 May 2009 at 6pm about the goals of a contemporary art centre in the Basque capital, as well as her recent projects.
As part of Krétakör group's Artproletarz project Kitchen Budapest presents a brickout game called "kult_fix" every night between 20th and 27th of April.
As the computer graphic bricks are projected on the real bricks, you can play nostalgic brickout game with the real bricks of the popular ex-cult place which had been demolished last year.
CANCELED program!
A presentation by Sebastian Cichocki (Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw)

Kitchen Budapest exhibited as one of the professional partners of GINNT EXPO 2009 at Europe Congress Center, Budapest.
GINNT EXPO is the forum of the newest innovation technologies of Central Europe.

Hungarian Institut, New York
16-19 May 2009.
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Festival of electronic art and subcultures
Helsinki, Finland
2-5 April
With the 8th edition of Pixelache Helsinki, the festival is returning back to its roots. Instead of focusing on one main theme, we’ve allowed the programme to develop gradually around a selection of diverse topics. This reflects the nature of the festival: it’s built from bottom-up, with the voluntary efforts of the Pixelache community.

We are invited for ENTER Festival which is 4th Art, Science and Technology Festival in Prague between 18th and 24th April. We are presenting our quite new QR T-Shirt message project at DOX (Centre for Contemporary Art, Prague), one of the venue of this Festival.
Last summer we have participated at an expert's meeting in Singapore, where we have been working hard to draft recommendations for new media arts practice and education funding policies. The results have just been published: