New York City

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Event listings: Art Haps, New Music World, Nonsense NYC, Screen Slate.

Spaces: Artists Space (*1972), BHQFU artist-run school (*2010), Bitforms gallery (*2001), Bluestockings bookstore cafe and activist center (*1999), Cabinet, CUE Art Foundation (*2002), The Current Museum of Art (*2016), The Drawing Center museum (*1977), e-flux, Electronic Arts Intermix (*1971), Flux Factory (*1993), Franklin Furnace (*1976), Harvestworks, The Hollows art space, The Kitchen (*1971), No-Space (*2004), Pioneer Works culture centre (*2014), Prime Produce multi-use space, Reanimation Library, Reverse art space (*2012), School for Poetic Computation artist-run school (*2013), The Stone improvised music venue (*2005), Wendy's Subway library and workspace (*2013).
more: Art Spaces Archives Project, Seven Alternative Spaces, 1969-75, [1] [2], [3], [4].

Initiatives (with no permanent event venue): Avant.org (*2014), Blank Forms curatorial platform for performance (*2016), Living Room Light Exchange New York (*2016), Signal Culture (*2012).
Past initiatives: Institute for Art and Urban Resources (IAUR, *1971).

Events: Radical Networks conference (*2015), Platform Cooperativism conference (*2015), Theorizing the Web (since 2013).
Past festivals: Breakout (2009), 9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering (1966).
Past exhibitions: Other Primary Structures (2014), Software - Information Technology: Its New Meaning for Art (1970), Information (1970), Kinesthetics (1969), Some More Beginnings (1968), The Machine as Seen at the End of the Mechanical Age (1968), Primary Structures (1966), The Responsive Eye (1965), Fantastic Art, Dada, Surrealism (1936), Cubism and Abstract Art (1936), Machine-Age Exposition (1927), International Exhibition of Modern Art Assembled by Société Anonyme (1926-27).
Past events: Cybernetics Conference (videos, 2017), Alternative Art School Fair (2016), alt-AI (2016), Digital Labor conference (2014), PRISM Breakup (2013), The Internet as Playground and Factory conference (2009), Schizo-Culture (1975), Annual Avant Garde Festival (1963-1982).

Art workers: Tega Brain, Ted Byfield, Taeyoon Choi, Charles Eppley, Ben Fino-Radin, Alexander R. Galloway, Kenneth Goldsmith, Sarah Hamerman, Sam Hart, Nora Khan, Shannon Mattern, Trebor Scholz, Paul Soulellis, Dan Taeyoung, Dennis Tenen, Francis Tseng, McKenzie Wark, Chris Woebken.


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