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As part of the exhibition 'The Young PICASSO — Blue and Rose Periods', iart, in collaboration with the Fondation Beyeler, has created a multimedia mediation space that offers visitors of all ages an insight into the life and work of the artist.

The facade of the Hyundai Pavilion at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang was awarded the Media Architecture Award 2018. We are very happy!

The Media Architecture Biennale 2018 will take place in Beijing from 13 to 16 November. Valentin Spiess will lead a workshop on the flokk platform. And we are delighted that two of our projects have been nominated for the awards.

Together with the Forward-Festival, iart will host a session on media architecture on October 18, 2018. Admission is free.

At the European Lighting Congress 'Licht 2018' in Davos iart presented the new flokk platform. In addition to the two luminaire families KUMOLED and CIRRUS, the relax'box from Ergodata was presented for the first time

Hyundai's pavilion was awarded a silver Clio in the category 'Spatial Design'.

For a new building in the city centre of Cambridge, USA, iart will develop a media facade in collaboration with the architects Promontorio and Merge architects. It will allow the building to subtly display images with indirect light.

Together with the Fondation Beyeler, iart conceives and develops a multimedia space for the exhibition 'The early PICASSO — Blue and Rose Period'.

We are excited to announce a new member of the executive board of iart. David Hänggi joined the executive team in August 2018.

Hyundai's pavilion received a bronze lion at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in the category 'Design: Spatial & Sculptural Installation and Experience'.

On 25 May 2018, the Swiss professional forum for scenography and spatial communication HELGA took place in Basel for the first time. More than two hundred visitors participated in the event under the motto 'Unfortunately not by us'.

In a one-day workshop, students from the Academy of Art and Design FHNW had the opportunity to reflect on the history of iart's media architecture projects.