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A series of digital collages titled Assuming the Ecosexual Position by Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle. →

“Water Makes US Wet” a poetic blend of curiosity, humour, sensuality and concern, this film chronicles the pleasures and politics of H2O from an ecosexual perspective. Followed by live Q&A. →

The School of Cyborg presents New Ways of Seeing, with artists Evie Edwards and Chahat Major. →

The School of Cyborg is delighted to announce A conversation garden with Shannon McRae This conversation with Shannon McRae will start from her 1995 text “Coming Apart at the Seams: Sex, Text, and the Virtual Body”. →

Commissioned text and image piece by Shannon McRae, asking what does it mean to be a queer woman on the Internet? →

An interactive environment centred on the idea of data trust and data commons using the garden or seed bank as a metaphor. →

Helen Pritchard and Femke Snelting from The Institute for Technology in the Public Interest (TITiPI), will help NEoN to ‘audit’ its digital practices. →

The Failed Zoom, a quasi-report that includes their own account of the raid, alongside text and images from their research to date. →

hidden route theatre company, theatre-artist Hayley Blakeman and NEoN Digital Arts Festival are collaborating on an exciting new project this Autumn. →

Spectral Constellations is a series of generative animations, driven by scientific data of young stars. →

An online video game with writing and hand-painted imagery to explore the potential of roleplay, science fiction and world-building. →

Fannie Sosa is creating a new digital consciousness for the WIG. Answering questions that people might have about inviting artists of colour to a white institution. →

A critical reflection of Round The Virtual Table. Discussing digital transformations, putting a feminist view at its heart to provide new avenues for empowerment. →

Camille Baker will present her new work INTER/her, a new multi-sensory, immersive art installation. The work explores the psychological issues of womanhood and the sense of self. →

Artists Siri Black and Marion Carré in coversation with artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and curator Sarah Cook. About this event Artists Siri Black and Marion Carré will present work developed in the framework of the “New Forms of Togetherness” residency. The artists will be joined for a discussion by artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and curator →

Artists Siri Black and Marion Carré in conversation with artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and curator Sarah Cook. →

Padmini Ray Murray and Holly White are working together on the NEoN digital arts festivals outreach programme, gathering the local community’s thoughts and ideas on what a community-run internet could look like. →

Rosana Cade will be presenting the creative documentary ‘Walking:Holding’, which is a response to their acclaimed participatory performance of the same name. →