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CultureHub is a global art and technology community founded by La MaMa and the Seoul Institute of the Arts that advances the work of artists experimenting with emerging technologies in search of new artistic forms.

06/12/2026

CoLab is CultureHub’s free one week art & technology program for young artists ages 14–20. The second session of this year’s CoLab, Signal & Story, is facilitated by DJ and producer Farbeon (Farbeon)

Every classic record, every great podcast, every film score are all built on the same secret: somebody listened to the world and took what they needed. In this beginner-friendly 5-day audio bootcamp, you’ll do the same. You’ll record the city. Sample it. Layer it. And remix it into an audio story that’s completely your own.
You’ll work like a DJ, a producer, a journalist, and a sound designer all at once, learning the tools and techniques behind podcasts, Hip Hop production, audio drama and experimental music. Then you’ll use all of it to tell a story that matters to you.

CoLab: Signal & Story will take place in person at CultureHub NYC’s studio on July 6th - July 10th from 11am-2pm each day. The workshop is free to anyone interested in the arts and technology ages 14-20 who live in New York City. Snacks and daily 2-trip OMNY cards will be provided. Participants who complete the full program will receive a gift card stipend!

Learn More and register for free at culturehub.org/colab

Images 1 & 3 courtesy of Farbeon
Image 2 by Lívia Sá

06/11/2026

🫧We had a blast welcoming friends into our New York studio last week to play games, send postcards, and blow bubbles. Thanks everyone who came and donated for keeping us cool!

🎣Special thanks to the artists who shared their work Jackie Liu (jackie) Dahlia Bloomstone (Dahlia🐠 𓆝) Rashida Kamal (rashida 🦋) , Rachel Stein(Rachel Stein) and Ella Barnes (E L L A) . And thank you to our pool party organizing community Kim Ima, Blair Simmons, Maxwell Neely-Cohen and Jessie Char.

🫂If you missed it, you can still donate to support CultureHub’s experimental programming.

06/09/2026

CoLab is CultureHub’s free one week art & technology program for young artists ages 14–20. The first session of this year’s CoLab workshop, Loops && Loops, is co-facilitated by Helen Lin () & Yu Lee ().

Before computers, there were looms. Before software, there were stitches. Loops && Loops is a five-day workshop where you’ll learn to code and crochet at the same time, and discover that they’re two sides of the same idea. You’ll move between a laptop and a hook, between pixels and yarn. You’ll learn to draw and make patterns with code, then translate a drawing into a filet crochet pattern you stitch by hand.

CoLab: Loops && Loops will take place in person at CultureHub NYC’s studio on July 6th - July 10th from 11am-2pm each day. The workshop is free to anyone interested in the arts and technology ages 14-20 who live in New York City. Snacks and daily 2-trip OMNY cards will be provided. Participants who complete the full program will receive a gift card stipend!

Learn More and register for free at culturehub.org/colab

Images on slides 1&3 courtesy of Helen Lin & Yu Lee
Image 2 by Mattie BB

06/01/2026

🍹Crack a cold one with us and celebrate CultureHub, our community of artists and the start of summer. This Wednesday in our studio, we’re hosting a pool party themed fundraiser from 6-8pm (with no actual pool, but festive attire is encouraged.)

🛟 We’re raising funds to keep CultureHub afloat. Enjoy pool side snacks, play water themed games and enter the CultureHub raffle for a chance to take home a new axolotl friend.

🐡 If you can’t come to our fundraiser, please consider making a donation!. Small donations from our community make a big difference, especially at this time of year.

🌀Using light-sensitive chemistry, Ella Barnes creates images without a camera, shaping light through shadow with sculpted materials and assembled objects. Come see Abyss Embrace (2023) in person at the CultureHub Pool Party.

🚰 Inspired by the internet phenomenon of ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response), Water Portals ASMR (2025) by Rachel Stein is part of a series uncovers strangely satisfying moments through hypnotic sounds, textures, and visuals.

📆 Wednesday, June 3rd
6-8pm ET
Tickets Sliding Scale $25-$150
CultureHub NYC
RSVP at cultureHub.org/events/pool-party

05/22/2026

“At this table…” is a sexy, jazzy, zany, improvisational, puzzling, experimental interactive theatre of life. Featuring an open-hybrid (online & in person) public forum – an adapted “Long Table” conversation, in Lois Weaver’s tradition on the theme “aging”. Performances will be shared from an intergenerational ensemble of artists, case managers and social workers at Wellness Together Home-Based Care who have been exploring community, wellness, longing, and pleasure.

At this table… is the culminating performance of the Wellness Together Arts Fellowship, a partnership between Wellness Together Home-Based Care and The Performance Project at University Settlement ( , ) CultureHub, and La MaMa ( ).

Ensemble: Alicia Justiniano, Areerata (Aree) Sudhasirikul, Edeliz Pagan, Ed Woodham (ed.woodham), Elisa de la Roche, Elizabeth (Liz) Haak, Francis Del Duca, Kendra Meisler, Linda (Lynn) Berg, Maryann DeLeo, Nandan Baruah, Reverend Rhythm aka Chas Fristachi, Tina Hansen, Valerie Kerr

Directed by Rita Liu () and C Meranda Flachs-Surmanek ()
Creative Coder: Jay Reiner
Creative Producing: Mattie BB, Billy Clark, Baba Israel ()
Technical Director: DeAndra Anthony
Emerging Media Director: Sangmin Chae

🍽️Thursday, May 28, 2026
2pm and 7pm ET
Online & In-Person at La MaMa
Free

05/18/2026

🔦Spotlighting CultureHub joint residency opportunity with La MaMa Umbria in Spoleto, Italy.

The joint residency of CultureHub and La MaMa Umbria seeks artists whose work engages data in relationship to narrative and performance. This residency is a creative research residency that proposes the use of data, including economic, social, and political data, as inputs for creative processes and/or performative systems. Leveraging the resources of La MaMa Umbria and Cantiere Oberan’s space, artists can propose projects that engage creative coding, machine learning systems, public records, multimedia performance, and more.

The CultureHub x La MaMa Umbria residency will begin at La MaMa Umbria September 16-30, 2026. The resident will be accommodated at La MaMa Umbria, a historic villa, and will live amongst culturally diverse artists who are all working on productions or participating in workshops. Immersed in the creative, natural, and regenerative environment of Umbria, the selected artist will have time and space both at La MaMa Umbria (non technical studio and outdoor spaces available) and Cantiere Oberdan (a theater space equipped with basic lighting, sound, and video systems). The artist will be supported by multimedia artist and technician Marcello Cualbu, who will support the artist’s process technically. The residency will conclude in New York where the artist will receive one week of studio access with full technical support at CultureHub New York. While the residency does not have to culminate in a completed work, the artist is welcome to present in-progress or creative research in NYC at the completion of their residency.

📝 Apply to be a CultureHub x La MaMa Umbria Resident Artist by May 20th

images from La MaMa Umbria courtesy of DeAndra Anthony; Graphics by Tee Topor

05/14/2026

🔦Spotlighting CultureHub joint residency opportunity with Société des arts technologiques (SAT) in Montréal.

The joint residency of CultureHub and SAT seeks artists who are experimenting with telepresence and interactive installation. The resident will have full access to SAT Suite, an open-source toolbox for telepresence, spatial audio, pose detection, crowd tracking, show control, AI visual generation, and more. Competitive projects will propose experiences that connect the two remote spaces in real-time and create opportunities for audiences in both cities to interact through a custom built interface. While the residency does not have to culminate in a completed work, we are looking for projects or research practices that have a strong conceptual and technological framework and meaningfully consider the distributed, multi-locational nature of this residency.

The CultureHub x SAT Residency will support one New York based artist in residence at CultureHub New York and at SAT, Montreal in fall 2026. At both locations, the artist will receive one week of studio access, technical and research support, and the full SAT suite, to target specific areas of their project’s development. The artist will also have the opportunity to share their work with the communities at CultureHub and SAT.

📝 Apply to be a CultureHub x SAT Resident Artist by May 20th

05/13/2026

🔦Spotlighting CultureHub’s joint residency opportunity with DOCKdigital Berlin.

The joint residency of CultureHub and DOCKdigital seeks artists whose work aims to expose the spatial politics and infrastructures behind embodied AI systems. This residency is a creative research residency that proposes a shared field where bodies and computation negotiate new grammars of movement and space.

Leveraging the resources of DOCKdigital’s space, residents can propose projects that engage volumetric capture, depth sensing, floor mapping and wearable sensors, as well as real-time systems for the analysis, prediction, and transmission of movement.

The CultureHub Residency program will offer a one-week residency to a New York based artist at CultureHub in New York in fall 2026, and at DOCKdigital Berlin in early winter (January/February) 2027. At both locations, the artist will receive one week of studio access with full technical support at CultureHub New York, and in Berlin, additional dramaturgical and research support, to target specific areas of their project’s development and share it with the communities at CultureHub and DOCKdigital. The residency does not have to culminate in a completed work.

📝Apply to be a CultureHub x DOCKdigital Resident Artist by May 20th

05/08/2026

🔦Spotlighting the CultureHub Residency Opportunity for Los Angeles based Artists:

These residencies are designed to support artists as they get new work on its feet and in front of an audience. We support artists who critically examine technology from a diverse array of mediums and creative perspectives.

Preference will be given to proposals that (1) have a clear vision for how to use our physical space and resources and (2) demonstrate solid artistic practices and the use of technology as a tool to explore and reveal the creative crux of the work.

Themes of particular interest: ecological responsibility, tech ethics, integration of old+new tech, localized networks, human connection, and sustainability.

Resident Artists will have access to the following support and opportunities:

🔵 Access to the CultureHub Los Angeles studio, equipment, and technical support for 1-2 weeks in residence.
🟦 One public offering to the CultureHub community during their residency.
🔵 A $2000 stipend for the development of their project
🟦 Marketing support through our website, email newsletters, and social media.
🔵 Assistance with photo and video documentation of the project.

📝 Apply to be a CultureHub Los Angeles Resident Artist by May 20th

Image 3: Tech Tips by Resident Artist Arabelle Sicardi
Image 4: KDZU: Static is the Structure by Resident Artist Rob Ray

Photographed by Heather Seybolt

04/30/2026

⁉️ Bring any questions you have about the Residency Program and our current open call for New York & Los Angeles artists to these informal Q&A sessions with the CultureHub team. In this Zoom meeting, the CultureHub team will provide an overview of the program and application process and answer questions.

📁CultureHub is currently accepting applications to the Residency Open Call now through May 20, 2026. The CultureHub Residency Program supports artists experimenting with emerging technologies in search of new artistic forms. We are seeking artists developing work that is both critically and imaginatively informed by technology.

📆 Open Call Q&A Sessions
Wednesday, May 6th
NYC @ 1 PM ET
LA @ 1 PM PT
On Zoom

RSVP at culturehub.org

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Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm

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