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Chiara Passa. Dimensioning Live Architecture on Arshake

Arshake writes about Chiara Passa's exhibit Dimensioning - Live Architecture at Furtherfield Gallery as an Open Spot.

Furtherfield Gallery presents Dimensioning Live Architecture, a solo show by Chiara Passa featuring the most recent artworks in her Live Architecture series.

"a video game that playfully addresses the economic future of the art world" - Post Matter

The editors of Post Matter feature Play Art Data Money in their review of the London Art Fair, January 20, 2016.

"a cool rating artwork devised to build a collective vision of the future art world economy" - FAD

Mark Westall features Play Art Data Money amongst the top 7 art projects of the London Art Fair.

Play Art Data Money in Metro’s Geek Diary

Ruth Gaukrodger features Play Art Data Money on the Metro, 15 January 2016.

By combining platform gaming with drawing ... the organisation hopes to create a collective vision of the future art economy.

The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies reviewed on Ascribe Blog

Abigail Toll writes about Rob Myers' Shareable Readymades, on show at Furtherfield Gallery with The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies and on sale on the Art Data Money website. Ascribe Blog, November 10, 2015.

Myers explores ideas about owning art and consumerism, alongside the way the Internet changes our relationship to production and sharing.

'art-tech-and-politics network Furtherfield' at Frequency Festival - the New Scientist

Simon Ings writes about Furtherfield's contribution to Frequency, Lincoln's biennial digital culture festival, in his article "What is freedom in the digital age?". The New Scientist, 28 October 2015.

Furtherfield's presence at Frequency reviewed on It's Nice That

Emily Gosling writes about some of the pieces exhibited at a pop-up exhibition in Frequency Festival, which was curated by Furtherfield. It's Nice That, 26 October 2015

Imagine if every single image on your phone was displayed on a gallery wall, each one enlarged and sprawling across a ready white space for all to see.

Sedition recommends 'The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies'

Sedition considers The Human Face of Cryptoeconomies among "the best, most exciting events around the city" during Freeze week, October 2015.

"a space between people, freed from the constraints of commercial gallery activity"

Phoebe Stubbs writes about Furtherfield Gallery in an article entitled 'The Best Non-Profit Art Spaces in London'. Published on ArtSlant, October 2015

"An exhibition where leading international contemporary artists explore the technical devices that pervade our lives"

Kyra Hanson reviews Beyond the Interface - London for Ideas Top, 11 June 2015

"Contemporary artists are finding new ways to protest - through hacking, disrupting and appropriating technology they highlight issues surrounding privacy, surveillance, online sharing and data collection with beautiful and often unexpected results."

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