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Added: October 21, 2025

2025-2026 Season of Programming

Our 2025/2026 season, Speculating on Plurality, a return for Eyebeam and an offer to think, share, play, and connect. The new season of gatherings, making, and togetherness includes free artist conversations; experimental writing and storytelling; and, for the first time since the onset of the pandemic, Eyebeam’s flagship New York City residency.

The series continues with a new artist residency geared towards supporting emerging artists launching this month. The residency builds on Eyebeam’s long history of providing artists with funding and resources to develop bold, challenging work that reflects how technology is shaping the present moment. To date, Eyebeam has supported over 550 artists through its fellowships and residencies, and hundreds more through its exhibitions and public programs.

 

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Portrait of Julia Kaganskiy, with medium-length, honeyed brown hair tied back, standing in a light-filled studio space. This picture was taken at Studio Alto, a residency in Costa Rica, nestled on the hilltops of Playa Grande, in a sun-filled room amidst a lush green mountainscape reflected throughout the windows of this space.

Message from Julia Kaganskiy

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Edited: April 6, 2026
Pictured is the artist Riar Rizaldi, an Indonesian person wearing glasses and a black T-shirt with blue graphics that say “Celephone club h.m.p. Co LTD, cannonball, Directed by Company Matsuo.” He is standing on a rooftop in Indonesia, with an overcast creamy blue sky, city buildings, and rooftops visible in the background.

With Riar Rizaldi

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Edited: January 15, 2026
Pictured in Constant Dullaart, a bearded man from the Netherlands, wearing black, round glasses and bearing a contemplative look, as he gazes towards his left. He is wearing a medium dark shade of pink-red sweatshirt and sits against a white wall.

With Constant Dullaart

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Edited: January 15, 2026
Pictured is the artist Xin Xin, an Asian-American person with a layered haircut illuminated by dark blue and warm yellow lights.

With Xin Xin (林心瑜)

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Edited: January 15, 2026
Pictured is the artist Paribartana Mohanty, an Indian man with buzzed hair, and a trimmed mustache, and a beard. He wears a black tank top and sits on a computer chair against a white wall.

With Paribartana Mohanty

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Edited: January 15, 2026

Announcing Speculating on Plurality

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Edited: October 21, 2025

About Eyebeam

Eyebeam is a New York City-based nonprofit arts organization dedicated to supporting artists who make radical, independent work with technology. Founded in 1999, Eyebeam has spent more than twenty-five years at the forefront of art and technology, providing residencies, fellowships, and public programming that center artistic inquiry as essential to understanding the systems that shape our present and future. Operating at the intersection of creative practice, emerging technology, and society, Eyebeam empowers artists to pursue experimental, risk-taking work that pushes the boundaries of what technology can mean and do.

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Areas of Focus

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How Can Humanity Live in The Future?
Seba, a medium-toned person with long black hair, in a blue and pink jumpsuit, is holding a mic while sitting on a chair in front of a wooden door.Seba, a medium-toned person with long black hair, in a blue and pink jumpsuit, is holding a mic while sitting on a chair in front of a wooden door.
How can we understand complexity?
Valencia, a black woman with long black hair in a gray outfit, strikes a dance pose, facing a small, black camera on a short tripod with a gray dead cat.Valencia, a black woman with long black hair in a gray outfit, strikes a dance pose, facing a small, black camera on a short tripod with a gray dead cat.
What is human about technology?

Eyebeam models a new approach to artist-led creation for the public good; we are a non-profit that provides significant professional support and money to exceptional artists for the realization of important ideas that wouldn’t exist otherwise. Nobody else is doing this.

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