Mijn profiel
Netherlands Media Art Institute
The Netherlands Media Art Institute (NIMk / Montevideo) promotes new technologies in the visual arts. We support media art in three core areas: presentation, research and collection/distribution, and through our facilities provide extensive services for artists and art institutions. Associated with this are educational programmes, which are developed for all activities.
Since the Netherlands Media Art Institute came into being in 1978 an extensive collection of video and media art has been assembled, to which new works are constantly being added. In addition to its own collection, the Institute also manages the video collections of the De Appel Foundation, the Lijnbaan Center in Rotterdam and the Netherlands Institute for Cultural heritage (ICN).
In our Open Beelden portal we are making some interesting and historically important documentation available.
Mijn bijdragen
- Edwin van der Heide: Sound Modulated Light (2005)
- An interactive sound and light installation by Dutch media artist Edwin van der Heide. (01:29) 07 jul 2006
- Peter Bogers: The Unified Field
- A multi-channel video and audio installation by Peter Bogers. (03:52) 26 aug 2006
- Mark Bain: Disco for N/One
- Probably the world's tiniest disco. A project by Mark Bain, an American-Dutch media artist who works at the intersection of acoustics and architecture. (01:56) 12 jan 2002
- Bill Spinhoven: I/Eye
- A classical interactive installation about privacy and being watched. (01:03) 20 sep 1993
- Blender Foundation: Elephants Dream
- Elephants Dream is a story about communication and fiction, and the world’s first 3D animated “Open movie”. (10:53) 25 mrt 2006
- Daan Roosegaarde: Dune 4.0
- DUNE by Studio Roosegaarde is a public interactive landscape that interacts with human behavior. (01:33) 15 dec 2006
- Interview with Nan Hoover by Willem van Weelden
- Willem van Weelden interviews Dutch video art pioneer Nan Hoover. (22:47) 12 dec 1997
