Founded in 1971, EAI is a nonprofit resource that fosters the creation, exhibition,
distribution and preservation of media art.

Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) and Triple Canopy are pleased to co-present First World Order, an online and in-person program of videos considering the use of rituals, symbols, and lore to forge identities that defy the logic of the nation. On May 4th, join us in person or online for a screening of works by Ilana Harris-Babou and Ulysses Jenkins, followed by a discussion between Harris-Babou and writer Yasmina Price. Online, we feature a program of titles by Jenkins, Harris-Babou, Philip Mallory

Critic and Art in America editor Emily Watlington is our second respondent to Howard Wise's At the Leading Edge. Drawing upon her experience reviewing contemporary video work, Watlington considers what Wise's call for artists to "seek truth and make it visible regardless of the consequences" means in our contemporary moment.

EAI is now W.A.G.E. certified! We are thrilled to join so many incredible peers in committing to paying fair artist fees. Learn more about W.A.G.E. here.

 

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"Edited at EAI": 45th Anniversary Series

 

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A Kinetic History:
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