29 Nov, 18h30-22h Wild Data at V&A Friday Late
Join me Friday 29 in the tapestry galleries at th V&A Museum to meander through Wild Data, originally commissioned by Mozilla Foundation.
The event is free, no reservation required
Digital Art: 1960’s to Now was published by the V&A and Thames and Hudson, and features a chapter by Pita Arreola on ‘data as the new gold’ that references Wild Data.
Q is for Climate (?) 2023, is currently on view as a public space screening at a new 17m media wall at Gwangju Songjung Station, curated by Seungah Lee
Q is for Climate (?) is on view at the Wuhan Biennale until 31 May, 2025 in ‘Fluid of City’ at the Wuhan Art Museum.
Ent- (Non Earthly Delights) featured in Artnet:
“One of the most widely discussed works is Ent- (non-earthly delights)by Libby Heaney, who has gained a cult following for complex artworks emerging from her expertise in quantum computing.”
Read the full article here.
On September 17th, the occasion of the opening of Frieze Sculpture, I appeared live on the BBC to speak about Ent- (non Earthly Delights).
Join Frieze Sculpture curator Fatos Ustek & myself alongside folk from Fourth Plinth, Sculpture in the City and The Line on September 25. Get tickets here.
Frieze Sculpture, Regents Park, London, 18 September – 27 October, 2024
Check out my first physical public realm work at Frieze Sculpture 2024 curated by Fatos Ustek in Regents Park, London, supported by Gazelli Art House ❤️
PARTICOLARE, Kursalon, Vienna, 11-15 Sept
I’m very pleased to be showing Q is for Climate (?) in this collectable exhibition centred around quantum, malleable time, alongside artists such as Alicia Kwade & Tacita Dean.
