Why Do Women Still Have To Fight For Answers About Their Health? Mammary Mountain, a research project by Tara Baoth Mooney, Maf’j Alvarez & Camille Baker Can you help us develop a new interactive experience to tell the stories of women’s healthcare struggles, particularly on the hidden experiences of breast cancer treatment? Mammary Mountain is →

Articulating Data: vocalisation, machine listening, and the (in)security of language in a digital age A 2-day single track symposium & exhibition taking place in Edinburgh on 11th-12th May 2023, Articulating Data is concerned with interrogating the systems which evidence, process, and profit from our textual and vocal communications in an age of ubiquitous machine learning and AI. As well →

As part of the Dundee Women’s Festival, NEoN is screening GEEK GIRLS, a film by Gina Hara. When filmmaker Gina Hara sets out to explore the hidden half of nerd culture, she struggles through unexpected resistance. Welcome to the world of cute dresses, professional gamers, fake names and death threats. You can view a trailer →

Dundee Climate Fund has accepted NEoN’s proposal for collaboration with Dundee Sound Collective and has moved to public voting. Funding will now be awarded based on a public vote on selected local projects. £375,000 Dundee Climate Fund – Your Vote Decides! Our Proposal Dundee Sound Collective is a group of sound artists working to connect communities →

hotel generation is a yearly UK-wide development programme shortlisting 5 young digital artists, each one based in North, Midland, Scotland, London and South West area, through an open call. The programme culminates in a solo exhibition at arebyte Gallery for the winning candidate selected by a panel of esteemed judges in the digital art sector. →

NEoN has been supporting this year’s 16 days of Activism campaign by presenting work and creative practices that use digital tools or comment on today’s complex digital relationships.  As part of the 16 days of activism, we ran a workshop on Radical Digital Activism, where artist and illustrator Majsko Sekula worked with the community to →