Fire Almanac is an experimental publication that defines itself as a “web portal to the possible worlds of poetry, sound, and image.”

The new season of the Garage Digital grant program—Situated Worlds—invites artists and researchers to explore the idea of multiple coexisting worlds and ways of creating them, drawing on Donna Haraway’s theory of “situated knowledges.”

Anna Tagantseva-Kobzeva describes her new video series Fission as a non-narrative journey through the worlds of a semi-digital dream. 

Mascha Danzis invites you to visit a digital house that she has built together with her son, look at albums with photographs and videos of their web life, and learn more about the experience of digital motherhood.

This project deploys a digital installation consisting of digital narrative/video game type experience of exploring a future Cavendish banana field infected with Fusarium Oxysporum RT-4 from the perspective of a) a drone that is inspecting the aftermath of the post-infection world and b) the sessile perspective of the cavendish plant and its strategies for growth and dissemination.

Merging science-fiction strategies, speculative biology, 3D world-building, language AIs, and contemporary architectural proposals for space colonization, The Martian Word for World is Mother draws new links between a speculative society on the Red Planet and our own.

Sunken, yet forever on the surface of the heart (2021–) takes the form of a digital ecology of images, sounds, dioramas, simulations, and “walk-throughs” extracted from a range of manual, forensic, and conceptual exercises.

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art has selected the winners of the Garage Digital 2021/2022 grant program in support of artists.

Mascha Danzis, winner of the Garage Digital Situated Worlds grant program, , will present her project The Motherboard. The presentation will be of interest to teenagers and their parents.