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What happens when Indigenous artists use immersive media to transform one of the most iconic cultural institutions in the world?
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Kinfolk Tech presents Dreaming with the Archives, an augmented reality (AR) exhibition (June 19-August 30) opening at Brooklyn Bridge Park on June 19, featuring artists Olalekan Jeyifous, Hank Willis Thomas, Ari Melenciano, Kiyan Williams, Wangechi Mutu, and Jeremiah Ojo. Join for a free walking tour and explore the seven AR monuments throughout the park. On June 21 3:30pm - 8:30pm, join a special celebration, with walking tours and a conversation among the artists moderated by American Artist.
MUTEK Forum returns August 20–22, 2025, with an expanded three-day program of cutting-edge innovation and critical discussions on research, creation, and collaboration. Explore a dynamic range of talks, performances, exhibitions, workshops, masterclasses, readings, and networking activities that bridge music, AI, XR, media arts, gaming, ecological futures, quantum art, and design.
Offered through the Multiverse Institute for Arts & Technology, this high-level Masterclass is a hands-on training course for immersive content production which is growing extensively at the global level, producing high-value immersive content. By combining live-action, CGI, and game engines, immersive productions allow creatives to tell new stories using new worlds and languages.
Agog is a proud sponsor of the Juneteenth Hack is a community-led AR art hackathon co-hosted by Black Terminus AR and vision-aligned partners in art, tech, and culture. Analogue and digital artists will team up with technologists to create AR art projects and compete for $5K in prizes. The event advances the AR Museum for the People—an open-air museum blending physical and digital art to honor culture and community.
The exhibit, Layers of Place is a curated collection of seven location-based AR experiences encouraging exploration of often unseen dimensions of MIT’s public spaces—uncovering layers of history from forgotten pasts to overlooked presents and speculative futures. These seven AR projects, created by a range of international artists, engage with themes of memory, migration, identity, place-making, and speculative storytelling
PEAK2025 is a call for our community to lead, to build on our momentum, and to constructively engage with our feelings of discomfort to transform philanthropy and dismantle systems that disenfranchise people throughout our nation.
The Game Developers Conference (GDC) brings the game development community together to exchange ideas, solve problems, and shape the future of the industry across five days of education, inspiration, and networking.
MIT Reality Hack is a community-run XR hackathon held at MIT co-hosted by a team of community volunteers (alumni, friends, and others) with the Reality Hack Organization 501-c3 and a student org VR/AR@MIT.
Presented by the Pasadena Playhouse, this will be the LARGEST GATHERING of immersive creators, producers, technologists, academics yet. Peer into the future of immersive experiences across themed entertainment, extended reality, gaming, experiential marketing, and more.
