Hello 2025
A new program of art and stories
will begin in February, marking the
17th anniversary of Streaming Museum
Streaming Museum launched on January 29, 2008 during a pivotal expansion of the Internet, to harness its power to create emotional connections to human interconnectivity by circulating programs of arts, cultures, and ideas across global public spaces, cultural centers, and its website.
In 2025, a renaissance of transformative innovation is unfolding. Streaming Museum is exploring the synergistic powers of the arts, AI, and quantum technologies that further deepen our understanding of the world, drive innovation, and deliver knowledge and solutions—critical, as the sustainability of life hangs in the balance. Multimedia artworks as well as those co-created with AI and quantum will be showcased.
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2024 highlights
The Next Renaissance?
A renaissance of transformative innovations is unfolding, yet the sustainability of life hangs in the balance. Three interconnected approaches to sustainability flow through the viewpoints of over forty-five artists and groundbreaking explorations in Worldviews, Indigenous Lifeways, and Innovation.
The Dream Machine Experience
The David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center transformed into an Afrofuturist garden for android Bina48, music, art, dance and discussions exploring the human-AI connection and future. Music for Claire Jervert's program on her travels to robot labs around the world by Nina Colosi.
PLAYLIST
Music and Art around the world
in public spaces, concert, studios, VR
(click videos for full screen)
Streaming Museum launched in 2008 to showcase arts & world affairs on 7 continents in public spaces, venues, publications, & online, with viewpoints of artists, people, and across disciplines.
Lisa Moore, NYC-based Australian, internationally acclaimed "visionary", "..queen of avant-garde piano" (The New Yorker), "a daredevil"(Pitchfork), performs Rzewski's Piano Piece #4.
Iranian New Zealand-based musician and sound artist Mo H. Zareei turns raw material into sound sculpture with Material Sequencer. Collect signed limited edition. Mo’s website & story.
MUTEK Montreal international music festival featured Leon Louder, musician/composer performing Entomophonie, compositions of insect sounds that he had recorded for the Montreal Insectarium.
Mehsoos, by India-based The Tapi Project, is a beautiful ode to the simple, the mundane, the uncomplicated & sometimes undecorated things in life. Album & more about The Tapi Project
