In her first blog post, Fabienne Schoch introduces herself through images from the Public Domain Image Archive and shares her interest in art education, collective practices, nature and food as a medium for exchange. A personal glimpse into her start as part of the HEK team.
«Who goes to museums – and who is left out?» Key insights from the roundtable «Cultural Participation» on 20 March 2026, organised in collaboration with Kuverum.
Selected by the Friends of HEK community, After the Dataset by Gazelli Art House explores how AI shapes cultural memory and visual knowledge. In this guest post, curator Pegah Hoghoughi introduces the exhibition, opening Friday, 17.04.2026 at 17:00 (CEST) on virtual.hek.ch.
What does it take to keep born-digital art accessible over time? Nicole Savoy from Rhizome explores emulation as a living preservation practice reflecting on TechBrunch: Born-Digital Art within the Time Travel through our Digital Past Project support by the SKKG.
In October 2025, a self-driving PostBus appeared on Münsterhof — not to drive, but to ask what happens when we let automated systems guide us. In this look-back, we revisit Lauren Lee McCarthy’s AUTO and the collective experiment it created in the middle of Zürich.
Hannah-Katharina Chabbani and Marc Bredemeier, winners of the Friends of HEK Open Call, interview each other about their project.
Guide to DAOs invites you to explore shared governance, ethics & digital culture—together. Add your thoughts on the Live Annotation Wall.
How can fungi shift our perspective on intelligence? Susanne Hartmann shares insights from her work Experiments III, on view in the HEK exhibition «Other Intelligences» until 10.08.2025.