Doreen Ríos, curator and recipient of the 2026 Error 415 grant, reflects on building spaces for digital art with a focus on Mexico and Latin America, sharing insights into the often invisible labor, challenges and collective efforts.
Artists and researchers Olia Lialina, Winnie Soon and Jonathan W. Y. Gray explored how the infrastructures, platforms and technical standards of the web shape what is preserved, what disappears and how internet histories are remembered.
Through short presentations, performances and collective experiments with the internet and its infrastructures, the event brought together artists who approach the web through its abandoned spaces, suppressed histories and alternative futures.
As part of the event "I miss the Internet", net art pioneer Olia Lialina guided a workshop that asked how we might engage with the early web without reducing it to an object of nostalgia.
We are teaming up with The Photographers' Gallery to present a day of workshops, talks and performances that explore how internet memory, nostalgia and platform power shape our understanding of the web past, present and future in London.
For our second annual open call, Error 406 [Netstalgia] Not Acceptable, we received an overwhelming number of applications: around 330 project proposals were submitted from all over the world. Discover the eight selected projects now.
Vektor Athens and Error 417 Expectation Failed commissioned a new work examining material and immaterial extraction by Greek artist duo Latent Community for the group exhibition collapse: data.models.worlds in Athens.
Error 417 Expectation Failed is looking for projects that reject the longing for a mythic “old internet” and confront the politics of net nostalgia head-on. Application deadline is 4 May, 2026.
The exhibition presents 13 projects selected by the jury Hito Steyerl, Nora O’ Murchú and Sam Lavigne, through the open call Error 406 [Tech Fascism] Not Acceptable, initiated by Error 417 Expectation Failed in 2025.
Our online exhibition and the 13 Scores Against Tech Fascism is being presented within the exhibition 'Antifascism: Now' at Lothringer 13 in Munich.
The exhibition examines how contemporary technological infrastructures are entangled with social, ecological and historical systems of exploitation and presents the shift towards new forms of coexistence, knowledge and responsibility.
The event and exhibition at Cabaret Voltaire mark the artistic culmination of the research project Activating Fluxus and the conclusion of the three-day Fluxus Fête, a celebration of Fluxus’ radical, playful and transformative spirit.
Join us to browse the online exhibition 13 Scores Against Tech Fascism on stage with Mariana Delgado (El Proyecto Sonidero), Marloes de Valk (permacomputing.net), Sara Martinez & Nicolas Henano Bonnet (NotToday), moderated by !Mediengruppe Bitnik
Our online exhibition 13 Scores Against Tech Fascism is part of the group show Antifascism: Now. a project dedicated to contemporary antifascist cultural practice, at Lothringer 13.
In collaboration with Kunstsurfer, the online exhibition 13 Scores Against Tech Fascism runs on a browser add-on that recognises advertisements and replaces them with artworks. Download the add-on and bring art into your daily browsing!
Error 406 grant receipient Jiawen Uffline presents her research at 39C3: an invitation to have a taste of the silent, anonymous, yet upheld estimations and not-guaranteed rationalities in current large models’ training data.
What if off-grid communication was not the last resort, but the first choice? What if it could circulate as effortlessly as any everyday accessory? Presented by Error 417 Expectation Failed and Medialab Matadero.
A series of speculative prototypes, micro-scripts, and instructions/hacks that explore how we can reclaim collective computing power. Presented by Error 417 Expectation Failed and Medialab Matadero.
A look at how reproductive technologies’ past, present and future challenge binary, harmful narratives while revealing how care, violence and global inequities shape these organs. Presented by Error 417 Expectation Failed and Medialab Matadero.
In collaboration with Bani Brusadin and Medialab Matadero, Error 417 Expectation Failed presents three projects connecting Error 417’s annual theme, “Scores Against Tech Fascism,” with OpenLAB’s focus on “Weird Futures.”