Please note that the venue closes 60 minutes after the last available time slot. Our tickets are timed so that our spaces are not too busy. We recommend booking a ticket in advance of your visit to avoid missing out on the day. Menkman's narrative is based on research she did at the NeMe Arts Centre, Cyprus during her European Media Art Platform residency. In 2019 she was awarded the Collide Arts at CERN Award. Menkman is the author of Glitch Moment/um (2011), Beyond Resolution (2020) and recently edited the Im/Possible images reader (2023). Defined as a noise artefact that results from an accident in either digital or analogue media, glitches can provide insight into the otherwise obscure alchemy of media resolutions. Rosa Menkman is a Dutch artist and researcher interested in the possibility of the glitch. Kimchi and Chips have presented their work at the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MMCA Korea), ZKM Center for Art and Media, Somerset House, Ars Electronica, ACC Gwangju, Zeche Zollverein, SxSW and Resonate Festival. As well as presenting their ideas through their installations, they share them as open-source software that are used by other creative practitioners and popular software toolkits. Son and Elliot are recognised as pioneers in volumetric imagery and advanced 3D projection.

Rather than separating these disciplines, the duo combine Buddhist philosophy with computer coding, electromagnetics and optical systems. Their large-scale installations explore the intersection of art, science and philosophy. Kimchi and Chips is a Seoul-based art collective founded in 2009 by Mimi Son and Elliot Woods.

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