This guide explains what kind of artwork Under Waters is and how it works. As you watch the PICA Art Talks video with the artists from Friends with Computers - April Phillips, Pat Younis and Jordan East - you can use this glossary to help understand the words and ideas.

Immerse Up, created by Jonny Beavan and Gary Moynihan, is a creative catalyst designed to help organisations across Australia develop impactful immersive experiences. It isn’t a manual of answers but a practical companion, offering prompts, tools and frameworks that help shape stronger ideas and stories. Designed for use anywhere, especially in regional and unconventional spaces, it supports creativity as a...

MOD.Cast is a podcast series produced by MOD. (Museum of Discovery), in collaboration with students from University of South Australia Journalism and Radio Adelaide Podcast Works. The podcast is designed to take a deeper dive into the science, themes and research behind the museum’s exhibitions and public-programs, all of which use emergent technology in design and execution.

School for Poetic Computation (SFPC) is an experimental school in New York and online founded in 2013. SFPC facilitates the study of art, code, hardware, and critical theory through lenses of decolonization and transformative justice. SFPC offers programs grounded in solidarity across social differences and empowerment through a deeper technical and political understanding of tools towards building just communities. SFPC...

Rhizome, an affiliate of the New Museum since 2003, has led digital art and culture since 1996. This spring (Australian winter), they take over two floors of WSA for Rhizome World—a month-long exhibition, pop-up, and programmed space. From April 18 to May 11, see iconic and emerging software art by Bladee & James Ferraro, Beatriz da Costa, ix shells, MSCHF,...

Serpentine's Arts Technologies brings together people working in art, technology, law, policy, and academia to share knowledge and develop new ideas about technology and society. The platform primarily focuses on research, collaboration, and knowledge exchange, often through events, symposiums, and publications, though it encourages cross-disciplinary collaborations that might lead to commissioned work.