Biennial event dedicated to arts and science.

A festival incorporating exhibitions and performances by artists who use computer technology as an integral part of their work: contains articles and interviews about artists; gallery; kids can submit digital self-portraits.

International Arts and Digital Culture Festival of Gran Canaria, Spain.

Focuses on free speech and artistic expression influenced by media-made events and local realities around the world.

Features writings about design & culture.

Features Australian and International single channel, short experimental digital cinema and video art works, web and sound art.

Art in The Realm of Machines. Conference and exhibition about computerbased art held in Malmö (Sweden) in October 2000.

Brazilian electronic art festival.

New media meets art, science, research, and popular culture.

Festival in Hong Kong that promotes cultural exchange and appreciation of new media art.

Explores the relationship between technology and culture in a media saturated world. In Vancouver, B.C., Canada, September 2004.

Collaborative exploration of tactical media-making from around the world, exploring connections between art, electronic media and politics. Includes journals and information on Tactical Media Laboratories.

A digital creativity initiative, exploring new forms and hybrids of moving image. Includes an annual festival, commissioning and production of cutting edge digital video and new media.

New London festival dedicated to the fusion of music and visuals.

A multidisciplinary event where artists and scientists come together to discuss, demonstrate and exhibit their work.