Event Tag: emerge

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Join us for truth elixirs, laser-cut rock art, flash mobs, food trucks, vast crowds of masked faces, Native American rock music, cyborgs and 3D printers. Emerge unites artists, engineers, scientists,

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Join us for truth elixirs, laser-cut rock art, flash mobs, food trucks, vast crowds of masked faces, Native American rock music, cyborgs and 3D printers. Emerge unites artists, engineers, scientists,

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Celebration and performances Twitter Verses, a performance by Lance Gharavi, Eileen Standley and Jake PinholsterSchool of Arts, Media and Engineering dance performanceX-Act flash mobMigration Roots, a musical performance by James O’HalloranWaila and

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The Singularity poster
In the future, will we create computers that surpass our intelligence? Will we bio-engineer our species to hybridize humans and machines? Will nanotechnology mean that the building blocks of matter become playthings for human industry and creativity? How might these emerging technologies change what it means to be human? The Singularity explores these issues with leading futurists, computer scientists, artificial intelligence experts and philosophers who turn over the question like a transhuman Rubik’s Cube.

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Emerge 2013 - silver space princess
Friday, March 7, 6:00 – 11:00pm Arizona State University’s Emerge 2014 will be a “Carnival of the Future” – a radically creative, playful and challenging approach to the future world

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Canal Convergence takes place from Thursday, February 26 through Sunday, March 1 at The Scottsdale Waterfront Check out “The Artwork Forge,” an interactive installation co-commissioned by Emerge and Scottsdale Public

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Headshot of Jonathon Keats
On Friday, March 6, 2015, the ASU Art Museum will install a camera designed by experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats to take a millennium-long photograph of the evolving Tempe skyline. The

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Jad Abumrad holding a light bulb
Dancing robots. Google Glass theatre. Wearable electronic utopias. Cameras that record in deep time for 100 years. Fine art created by algorithms. Emerge is a festival of artistic and scientific

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VIVORIUM. Ali Schachtschneider, photographed by Hiu Zhi Wei.
EMERGE is an annual transmedia art, science and technology festival designed to engage diverse publics in the creative exploration of our possible futures. The festival’s 2017 theme is Frankenstein, a 200-year old

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Several people's faces, separate from one another, against a white background, with an image of the Moon looming above.
Emerge will transform ASU’s Galvin Playhouse into a rich, immersive experience grounded in space-science research and the inspirational vision of our Writer-at-Large, Kim Stanley Robinson. Come see, hear, touch and

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Emerge is a festival of art, science, and technology devoted to creative imagination and experiences of tomorrow. Ride an ornithopter, interact with robot marionettes and explore the theme of “Invention!,”