Artists, designers and researchers from all around the world meet to share their vision of the fusion between art and technology.
Technarte: Where art and technology meet
Ever since its first edition in 2006, Technarte Conference is where artists, designers and researchers from all around the world meet to share their vision of the fusion between art and technology in a close and friendly atmosphere.
Top level speakers
Each year, we try to select the most cutting edge projects and innovative speakers. Former speakers at Technarte include well known artists and designers such as Asher Levine, Refik Anadol and Raven Kwok among many others.
Why you should attend?
Whether you are a student, an academic, an artist, a techie or simply an art lover, Technarte is the mid-size event where you will discover the latest trends on art involving technology.
- Enjoy the most exciting talks by internationally recognized artists
- Discover new art forms using the full power of technology
- Benefit from new ideas and perspectives in a truly inspiring environment
- Meet experts and leaders of the art & technology industry
- Be part of the ever growing Technarte community from all over the world
- Enjoy outstanding performances on stage at Technarte LIVE
What does your ticket include?
- Full access to the Technarte event
- Technarte LIVE shows and performances
- Networking with speakers and attendees
Topics
Topics of interest for the conference include generative art, data art, VR & AR, dance & technology, AI art, code art… among many others. Trends in the future of arts always have a place in our program.
More than just a conference
Technarte also includes social events that are an excellent opportunity for you to talk to the speakers and attendees. A perfect time for networking with the art and technology community.
The Venue
The Euskalduna Conference Centre (in euskera Euskalduna Jauregia), is a conference, show and exhibition venue situated on one of the river banks of Bilbao (Basque Country).
The Euskalduna Centre won the Enric Miralles award for architecture at the 6th Spanish Architecture Biennial in 2001. It was also considered to be the best congress centre in the world by the International Association of Convention Centres in the year 2003.
