>_ flux.art / 2002 — present
Experimental art, open knowledge, a room in Chinatown.
FLUX Art Space is a New York City nonprofit that fosters, creates and supports experimental work in the digital arts and education.
[Vision]
"A city where access to technology, to knowledge and to the making of culture belongs to everyone who lives in it."
— FLUX Art Space Vision
[Programs]
Youth & Education
Digital arts programs led by working artists, from international exchange to media ventures. For young people ready to make culture.
Explore →Artists & Exhibitions
Platforms for established and emerging artists to present experimental and interdisciplinary work, online and on-site.
Explore →Public Dialogue
Talks, round tables and open studios on technology, access and the economy of culture. Art as the occasion for public conversation.
Explore →[What we hold to]
Every project leaves something others can use, remix and continue.
Methods, research and results are shared with the communities they come from.
Art is the occasion for public conversation about technology, access, agency, and economy.
Process is the work. Unfinished and ideas in development are welcomed here.
Digital culture needs a physical room, and ours is open to those who come to build.
[History]
Founded in 2002. Returning now.
FLUX Art Space was founded in 2002 as a New York City nonprofit. It began with a plain conviction: digital art is a public good, and the communities furthest from technology should be the first invited to shape it. Today FLUX is returning with a new headquarters at 50 East Broadway in Chinatown and a program built for the years ahead.
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