Lab
V2_Lab is a place for artistic research and development (aRt&D). V2_Lab develops generic technical solutions that are relevant to the fields of art and culture. The results are published and made available under open-source licenses whenever possible. In V2_ projects, artists, technicians and scientists work together to develop technology for specific artworks. Additionally, V2_Lab offers technical and productional support to artists working with new technologies. An artist-in-residence program is one means of achieving this.
Blog
Wearable Technology as an Interface with Virtual Environments Posted by Piem Wirtz — Mar 03, 2010 14:52
The 4th E-Textile Workspace took place on 24 February 2010. We were joined by two students from the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht. Aduen Darriba and Anouk Wipprecht are working on a graduation project together that integrates wearable technology and were keen to share their discoveries, inspirations and questions with the group.
Students Begin Work on Closer Posted by Sabine Oostrom — Mar 01, 2010 14:22
Aeshta van Dam, Connie Yeh, Shauna Jin, Kate Cunningham and Bas Bergervoet began working on the Closer project on February 15. Their goal is to explore ways of making archived audiovisual objects more accessible.
Platform for Electronics Abuse Posted by Sabine Oostrom — Feb 19, 2010 15:22
V2_’s hardware developers are practicing anger management with the installation "Love Hate Punch" by artists Stefan Gross and Stella Boess.
Why Wearable Technology Inspires Us Posted by Piem Wirtz — Feb 10, 2010 17:44
Third E-Textile Workspace, January 21 2010, focused on the question of why we make wearables.
Game/Jan in Rotterdamse Schouwburg Posted by Joris van Ballegooijen — Feb 09, 2010 16:55
Theaterstuk "Game/Jan, een Coldcase" 12 en 13 februari 2010 in de Rotterdamse Schouwburg.
What's Inside a Laptop? Posted by Joris van Ballegooijen — Feb 09, 2010 14:18
From February until April 2010, Brussels-based artist Herman Asselberghs will work in residence at the V2_Lab to develop a new video work under the working title "Inside out: Exhibiting the laptop."
