This Burnt Earth is a Narrative-led Role Playing Game (RPG) adventure where you play as a young girl name Eiladh on a mission to find her lost brother. →

These two exhibitions discuss the insidious ways in which narratives can be altered and sculpted in order to disseminate ideas which negatively influence collective thinking. →

Bringing together emerging and established digital artists/activists whose work comments, reflects and challenges ideas relating to socio-political issues and events. →

A friendly and fun space for everyone to explore the NEoN theme: React. Drop in to find out information about the festival programme and events or just come in to chat to one of our festival team. →

This online exhibition explores the work of artists who critically engage in digital contexts in order to react against and move beyond the aesthetics of the online realm →

This new series of podcast episodes will include a mix of passion, humour, desperation, anger, complacency and affection.They are a secretive look into uncovered emotions and a varied gathering of things that might get you fired up. 
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A 20-foot by nine-foot red, white and blue retro-styled illuminated scoreboard, with the slogan “Capitalism Works for Me!” with a podium to allow viewers to vote whether “in my life,” the statement is true or false. →

The street is a site of protest, hope and democracy. Remember, the street belongs to us all! →

Day of Access by Alec Finlay is a powerful exhibition supporting the campaign which encourages estates to open their land to allow access for people affected by disability. →

An experimental video game about language, hand-eye coordination, truth-bending and acts of complicity. →

A video which was created using deepfake1-algorithms. In the video the Swiss right wing politician and journalist Roger Köppel can be seen talking about climate politics. Roger Köppel is well known for his ‘climate-scepticism’. →

This exhibition shows the results and failures of persistent attempts by the artist to preserve a story, whether its of a small bird, or of the photographs from a family album. →

Mantra Marx is the eighth album for the NonMiPiaceIlCirco! We are encouraging the public to download and listen whilst shopping in the city.  →

In this digital video Leviathan: Reanimating Rubbish, artist Pete Froslie engages themes of e-waste, climate change, moral and political philosophy, and demonology. →

This panel of artists and technologists explores the complex anthropomorphic relationships we have with gadgets and robots and how this shapes our world view.  →

Pecha Kucha Night Dundee Vol.25 will happen on the main stage of Dundee Rep Theatre, hosted by Creative Dundee in collaboration with NEoN Digital Arts Festival. →

An expanded 3-day symposium examining the impact of past and present practices, theories and strategies – to engage an uncertain future through an exploration of the creative potential of digital art. →

Calling all students to NEoN Art Jam. In this workshop we encourage interdisciplinary thinking, out of the box ideas and conceptual creations! →

Street Talks is a series of quickfire public talks, part of the Re@ct: Social Change Art Technology Symposium. →

Join us for a curated evening of Artist short films from around the globe. Based on this year’s festival theme REACT. →

In times of protest and collective social action, documenting dynamic visual journeys can be difficult. →

In this performance piece Niya B is examining the post-reproductive body and a deep sense of longing to nurture life. Revitalising her umbilical cord, she is looking to reconnect with the m-other. →

Join us for a specially curated evening tour of some of the highlights of the festival featuring happenings, conversations with selected artists and refreshments.  →

This performance will explore inequalities of agency, labour, and vulnerability, as well as both the artist’s and our own subjectification in relation to these inequalities. →

Ridley Scott’s seminal 1982 science-fiction fantasy dystopia of replicant robots gone rogue in Los Angeles is set in November 2019. →

This workshop will take people through a sequence of speculative futures to anticipate the impacts of climate change in coming decades and imagine alternative approaches to what our future lives could and should be. →

A workshop in collective character creation. Does your gaming avatar reflect your core values? Join the artist to explore the impact and importance of cross-game dynamics and aware technologies. →

What does it mean to strike in digital domain and how can citizens mobilise and organise for collective action?  During this workshop participants are invited to explore collective bargaining in labour union tradition through ‘word & image example mapping’. →

Participants of the workshop will be invited to contribute to the HoopUp online database. The HoopUp is an art-educational-research that consists of an online tool, original educational-research methodology, and workshops focused on symbolic communication and social impact of the artistic message. →

P@tch is a textile-based new media project that uses light and social media to allow the user to track their progress as an advocate for an environmental, ethical stance. →

The annual NEoN at Night party will feature a unique performance from the highly acclaimed band, who will bring a musical perspective to the festival’s ‘React’ theme. →

NEoN is delighted to be working with Saoirse Anis to bring you the first workshop in our Change:Debate series to support and nourish the work of artists of colour. →

Post-Festival Event: Extending the theme of React, GENERATORprojects will host a panel discussion and response night
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Post-Festival Event: come along for an afternoon of sharing with, and supporting, one another to feel empowered/inspired/at ease/excited. →