Digicult
Digicult, established in 2005, is an online platform that examines the impact of digital technologies and applied sciences on art, design, culture and contemporary society, that reaches more than 100,000 online users on a monthly basis, which makes it one the most important international online platforms about digital art & culture. Digicult is a Leonardo Affiliate Member.
Digicult is based on an international network of over 50 critics, curators, artists, designers, professors, researchers, journalists. Digicult works with international partners, cultural institutions, festivals and events, media centers, art galleries and exhibit venues, universities and academies, online platforms.
Digicult Agency developes and is commissioned to curate art exhibitions, culture events, workshops, live media and electronic music gigs, lectures and screenings, seminars and round tables.
Digimag was the Digicult web magazine until February 2012 and turned into a free online Journal at the beginning of 2013. It focused on all topics related to the world of digital art and culture, emphasising the diverse realities and their synergies. It provided readers with in-depth comprehensive accounts of the latest advancements in the international digital art scene and culture. Digicult and the Digimag Journal are listed into the major international academic online archives, including MIT WorldCat, Schweizerisches Institut für Kunstwissenschaft SIK-ISEA and Rhizome.
