Exhibiting as part of group exhibition Black Air, Casino Luxembourg, Forum d’art contemporain. Curated by Amelia Licavoli (photo by Andrés Lejona).

Semiconductor at CERN Art and Science Summit, part of a season commemorating CERN’s 70th anniversary, 30 January 2024. The event is free to attend, register here: arts.cern/article/unveiling-universe-art-and-science-summit-70-years-discoveries-cern.

Group exhibition of the works created through the Policy LAB: MANIFEST project, for which artists were placed within government policy teams, curated and produced by SRG Bennett, co-head of Policy Lab, a team in the Civil Service. Also features works by Christopher Samuel and Dryden Goodwin. At Bloc Projects, Sheffield, 30 November – 16 December 2023.

Semiconductor talk as part of the AHRC Sensing the Forest project’s fortnightly online seminar series with experts related to artistic, social and scientific interventions in the forest or other natural landscapes with a special focus on acoustic phenomena. The seminar series includes talks by Semiconductor, Peter Sinclair, Saloni Shah, Jones/Bulley, Liz O’Brien and Alice Eldridge. Wednesday 18 October, 15:00 – 16:30 UK time, free and online, bookings via eventbrite. More info here: sensingtheforest.github.io/seminars/

Semiconductor in conversation with Cooperation Databank,  at VU Gallery Amsterdam, on projects that open up and recycle knowledge, creating greater transparency in research. Thursday 12 October, 10 am – 12 pm CET online or at VU Art Science Gallery Amsterdam (free), more info here: https://www.artsciencegallery.nl/event/art-science-dialogue-semiconductor-cooperation-databank/.

Heliocentric exhibited as part of ‘Measure’ at New Media Gallery, Vancouver, Canada. The exhibition asks the question: how do we measure and track the movements of our world through space and time? The exhibition runs from 24th September – 10th December 2023.

The View from Nowhere exhibited as part of Dark Matters, Science Gallery Melbourne, 5 August – 2 December 2023. Co-curated by Mónica Bello, Head of Arts at CERN and Tilly Boleyn, Head of Curatorial at Science Gallery Melbourne in collaboration with a curatorial panel of young people. In collaboration with Arts at CERN.

Solo exhibition ‘Parting the Waves’ at Gnration, Braga, Portugal, 27 May – 19 August 2023. Including a masterclass with Semiconductor 27 May 2023.

Group exhibition Creating the Commons at VU Art Science Gallery, 11 May – 31 October 2023

Semiconductor solo exhibition, Schafhof – European Art Forum Upper Bavaria, 22 April and 25 June, 2023.

20 Hz exhibited as part of group show Visualiser le Son at Lavoir Numerique, Gentilly, France, March 10th to August 13th, 2023.

Black Rain and Brilliant Noise screened as part of Celestial Objects: Cosmos and Cinema, a programme of films exploring how filmmakers have approached the appearance and mysteries of the universe since the origins of cinema. At Vilaseco, Spain, curated by Andrea Franco, 4th March and tbc June.

Spectral Constellations exhibited at International Film Festival Rotterdam, JOEY RAMONE Gallery, 27 January – 5 February 2023, as part of the Art Directions programme. Semiconductor talk event at the exhibition 5:30pm – 6:30pm CET, Friday 27 January, tickets available here.

Residency at the Analogue Modelling lab, Royal Holloway University, extending research begun in 2016 when making Earthworks. The lab uses a technique of pressure and motion to simulate tectonic and seismic forces; reproducing the generation and evolution of landscapes over thousands of years. Working with the lab equipment Semiconductor will create a series of tests for new works exploring how we might model future geologies.

20 Hz shown as part of ART MACHINES Movienight, an evening curated by Dutch Media Art pioneer Edwin van der Heide with works from the LIMA collection, Thursday, 8 December, 20:30 – 23:00, at De Havenloods, Utrecht, VOGELFREI. More info here.

Residency with UK policy LAB, MANIFEST, a pilot initiative, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), to evaluate how artists might use their skills and experience to improve how we make policy.

Speaker at the inaugural National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange Festival of Cultural Knowledge Exchange which takes place from 10 – 14 October 2022. Talk available listen to on soundcloud here.

Exhibiting as part of ‘ The Sound of Colour’ at Arthouse Jersey, 11th-29th October.

Launch of the #ArtsatCERN10 Podcast in celebration of the 10^th anniversary of Arts at CERN. For the podcast Semiconductor are in conversation with CERN theoretical physicist (and previous Semiconductor collaborator) John Ellis. The podcast explores the works which resulted from Semiconductor’s time at CERN – the large scale installation HALO and the film The View from Nowhere – the use of data as artistic material and the limits of scientific research.
Hosted by Ana Prendes, Communications and Content Producer at Arts at CERN.
Listen to the episode here: https://bit.ly/ArtsatCERNpodcast or via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts.

Semiconductor interviewed for new Sussex-based magazine ROSA (Review of Sussex Arts). ROSA is a quarterly print magazine featuring Sussex arts, Sussex arts shows and Sussex artists, past and present.

Morphogenic Movements, a new Semiconductor commission for Novartis Pavillon zero energy media façade, Basel. Commissioned by Novartis. Curated by Sabine Himmelsbach, HEK Basel. Viewable on the building exterior for one year from May 2022 – April 2023.

Through the AEgIS exhibited as part of the Indivisible group show, New Media Gallery, Vancouver.

Talk at Sónar Lisboa 2022 as part of the Sónar +D programme to coincide with the exhibition of Earthworks. Available to watch here.

Earthworks exhibited at Sónar Lisboa 2022, returning to the festival 6 years after it premiered at the Barcelona edition in 2016.

Semiconductor interviewed by Joe Muggs for Sound of Life magazine.

We will be giving a presentation at the Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland, 14th December 2021

20Hz shown as part of Third Thursdays, Brighton City centre film trail, 20th January 2022, in the window of Knoops at 42 Market Street (The Lanes). Curated by Videoclub.

To the Edge of Time, University Library KU Leuven, Belgium. Group show exhibiting HALO 0.1 / 0.2 / 0.3.

Bienal de la Ciencia, Cosmocaixa, Barcelona. Group Show exhibiting Through the AEgIS.

A ‘making of HALO’ presentation to the Feedback Musicianship Network.

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Quantica group show, Kumu Art Museum Tallinn, Estonia.

Exhibiting 20Hz as part of 6×6/36 at the Riga Photography Festival, Riga Art Space, 11 September – 18 October 2020

Semiconductor are exhibiting HALO 0.1, 0.2 + 0.3 as part of Quantica group show, Le Lieu Unique, Nantes, France.

Semiconductor will be giving a public talk on their work at Southampton Science and Engineering Festival.  Unfortunately this has been postponed due to the Coronavirus.

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Quantica group show, NTMoFA (National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts), Taichung, Taiwan.

A programme of works by Semiconductor will be screened as part of DISTO LOGIC at the Theâtre d’Orléans, Orléans, France, on 7 March

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Quantica group show, iMAL, Brussels, Belgium.

Magnetic Movie will be screened as part of the opening event of the London Short Film Festival, ICA, 6:30, Friday 10 Jan, 2020

Screening 20Hz, Black Rain, Magnetic Movie and All the Time in the World at SOLA, Helsinki, an annual festival for experimental music and moving image

Black Rain will be exhibited as part of Brighton Digital Festival exhibition Desire Lines, University of Brighton Edward St campus.

Semiconductor will be giving a public talk on their work as part of Brighton Digital Festival. University of Brighton City Campus – Edward St, Brighton, UK. 2:00pm – 3:30pm. 

The View from Nowhere will be screened at The 12th Imagine Science Film Festival, New York.

The View from Nowhere will be screening at Seoul International New Media Festival 2019.

Semiconductor will be presenting two film works and giving a lecture at MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome as part of their video art programme, July 2019

Semiconductor will be keynote speaker at Ecstatic Truth – Truth of Matter: process and perception in expanded animation practice alongside Dryden Goodwin, University of Westminster, May 16 2019

Three HALO editions acquired for private collection.

The Technological Sublime, Semiconductor solo show at City Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand.

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Broken Symmetries group touring show, Le Lieu Unique, Nantes.

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Quantica group show, CCCB, Barcelona.

UK touring performance Fracture Patterns in collaboration with Eartheater, commissioned by Outlands and De La Warr Pavillion, throughout June starting Thursday 13 June at the De La Warr Pavilion. For further dates and booking go to: www.outlands.network/fracture-patterns-eartheater-semiconductor

Three channel Brilliant Noise installed as part of the group show D’un soleil à l’autre at Base Sous-Marine, Bordeaux, France.

Semiconductor participation in H2O (Human Horizons Observatory) Art and Science summit 2019, Patagonia, Argentina. In association with British Council and AND Festival UK.

Earthworks installation at Recombinant Festival, San Francisco.

Semiconductor are exhibiting The View from Nowhere as part of Broken Symmetries group touring show, FACT, Liverpool.

Where Shapes Come From exhibited at Hong-Gah Musuem, Taiwan as part of The 6th Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition 2018.

20Hz screening as part of Arica Nativa Film Festival, Chile.

Black Rain exhibited as part of the group exhibition, Concerning the Spiritual in Art , Museum fur Konkrete Kunst, Ingolstadt, Germany.

200 Nanowebbers screening at Animest, International Animation Festival, Bucharest, Romania.

20Hz screening at The Nightingale Cinema, Chicago

Where Shapes Come From in group show Nature as Data at Jing’an International Sculpture Park, Shanghai, China. Semiconductor will be giving a presentation at OCAT Shanghai, Sunday 11th November 2pm.

Brilliant Noise and Black Rain exhibited in the group show The Astrologer that fell into a well, CAS, Osaka

Parting the Waves exhibited as part of Fort Process a sound & art festival exploring the acoustic spaces and topography of Newhaven Fort, 12-11pm.

Semiconductor presentation and screening of recent works at Wellington City Art Gallery, New Zealand.

Semiconductor exhibiting Where Shapes Come From in the group exhibition Hiding in plain sight at Kunstvereniging Diepenheim, The Netherlands.

Black Rain exhibited as part of the group exhibition DIA-LOGO, Ramon Llull and the ars combinatoria, ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany.

Semiconductor, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, Australia. In partnership with Revelation, Perth International Film Festival.  Solo show, Brilliant Noise and Black Rain. Semiconductor talk at FAC on Friday 13th July, 2018

Groundwork, organised by CAST, Cornwall. Group Show exhibiting As the World Turns.

Touch Me Festival: The Invisible Around Us, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Rijeka, Croatia. Group Show exhibiting Parting the Waves.

Where Shapes Come From is screening at the 34th Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival on Thursday 16th November at 2:00pm – the festival runs from 14th – 19th November 2017

Where Shapes Come From will be screened at the Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival, in the Czech Republic, 24th – 29th October 2017.

Magnetic Movie will screen at The 36th Uppsala International Short Film Festival as part of their curated program Science Friction 23th – 29th October 2017

Where Shapes Come From is screening at the 20th annual Antimatter [Media Art], October 13 to 28, 2017 in Victoria, BC, Canada

Where Shapes Come From will be screened at the 10th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival October 13th – 20th 2017

This October Semiconductor will be exhibiting Parting the Waves at the Touch Me Art and Science Festival, Zagreb, Croatia and presenting their work in person.

Semiconductor will be exhibiting Earthworks at Berlin’s Atonal Festival which takes place between 16th and 20th August 2017

Semiconductor will be giving a talk on their work at the National Theatre, London.

Semiconductor will be featured in Imagine Science Labocine’s July Issue

Semiconductor have been invited by Arts@CERN to give a presentation at the 1st International Forum on Digital Culture, which is part of Mapping Festival 2017, Geneva, 24th – 25th May 2017.

Prima Materia, Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam. Group show exhibiting Where Shapes Come From.

Semiconductor will be going to Fiber Festival 2017, Amsterdam, where they will be giving a presentation and screening their work. The festival runs from 11th-14th May 2017.

Where Shapes Come From will be screened at The 24th Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film from 2nd to 7th May 2017.

No Such Thing As Gravity, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Group show exhibiting Worlds in the Making and Magnetic Movie.

Semiconductor will be exhibiting Black Rain as part of the group show The Universe and Art at ArtScience Museum, Singapore, 1st April – 30th July 2017.

This March 20Hz will be screened at Centro de Cultura Digital in Mexico City as part of Digital Naturalism, a cycle of films by international artists.

20Hz will be screened at the Strangelove International Time Based Arts Festival, Folkstone, 9th – 24th March 2017, as part of Animotion, a programme of selected animated short films from 1926 to the present day

Semiconductor will be giving a presentation and screening their work at the Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival in Hawick, Scotland. The festival runs from 2nd – 5th March 2017.

Rotterdam International Film Festival, premiering single channel Where Shapes Come From. Semiconductor will attend the festival.

Nonspaces, Akbank Sanat,Istanbul, Turkey. Group show exhibiting Catching the Light and Black Rain.

Experimental Motion, Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, U.K. Group show exhibiting 20Hz.

The Scientific Method, The Tetley, Leeds, U.K. Group show exhibiting 20Hz.

Recombinant Festival, San Francisco, U.S.A. Screening 10 channel Brilliant Noise.

Our Machines, University of Brighton. Group show exhibiting Band 9. Curated by Louise Colbourne.

The Weight of Things, Film Programme, The Glasgow School of Art Graduate Degree Show. Screening A – Z of Noise and Inaudible Cities.

Project Daejon: Cosmos, Daejon Museum of Art, Korea. Exhibiting Black Rain and Magnetic Movie.

Cinnamon Colomboscope 2016, Testing Grounds – Art and Digital Cultures in South Asia and Europe, Former General Post Office, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Group Show exhibiting Catching the Light.

JIKJI, the Golden Seed, Grand Exhibition Gallery at Cheongju Arts Centre, South Korea. Group show exhibiting 20Hz + Magnetic Movie.

The Thinking Machine, Ramon Llull and the Ars combinatorial, CCCB, Barcelona, Spain. Exhibiting Black Rain.

Catching the Light, Sidney Cooper Gallery, Canterbury, UK . Exhibiting Band 9.

Hamburg International Short Film Festival, Germany. Screening 20Hz.

Sound Art. Sound as a Medium of Art. ZKM book, distributed by MIT. Edited by Peter Weibel. Featuring Brilliant Noise and Black Rain.

Semiconductor have been awarded a FEAT (Future Emerging Art and Technology) residency, a collaboration between eutema (Vienna), Waag Society (Amsterdam) and Youris (Brussels), working with artist/curator Anna Dumitriu. Over the next nine months they will carry out in depth research with a FET (Future Emerging Technology) science laboratory and produce new work as a result.

Extra Fantôme at La Gaîté Lyrique, Paris. Group show exhibiting Magnetic Movie.

Semiconductor talk on their work at CAST, Helston, Cornwall.

Eco Expanded City, Media Art Biennale, Wroclaw, Poland. Group show exhibiting 20Hz.

Imagine Science Film Festival, Abu Dhabi, UAE. Group show and Semiconductor presentation.

Our Machines, The Observer Building, Hastings, UK. Group show exhibiting Band 9. Curated by Louise Colbourne.

Quantum Entanglement, Arsenal, Nizniy Novgorod, Russia. Group show exhibiting 20Hz stereoscopic installation.

No1 Shanti Road, Bangalore, India. Group screening presenting All the Time in the World.

West Wednesdays, LIMA, Amsterdam. Screening Black Rain as part of an art trail.

Today’s Art, Kawasaki, Japan. Group screening presenting 20Hz, Brilliant Noise and Heliocentric.

We have been awarded the Collide@CERN Ars Electronica Award. In the coming months we will begin a two month residency at CERN, the world’s largest particle physics research facility in Geneva Switzerland, followed by a month at Ars Electronica Futurelab.

DATA DRIFT, Kim Contemporary Art Centre, Latvia. Group Show exhibiting Band 9.

Pastoral Noir: New English Landscapes, Wood Street Galleries, Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

Congratulations to Lilly Husbands on winning the prestigious 2014 Norman McLaren/Evelyn Lambert Award-Best Scholarly Article in Animation for ‘The meta-physics of data: Philosophical science in Semiconductor’s animated videos’

Infosphere, ZKM, Museum of Contemporary Art, Karlsruhe, Germany. Group show exhibiting Magnetic Movie and 20Hz.

Animated Wonderworlds, Museum of Design, Zurich. Group show exhibiting Magnetic Movie.

Gwangju Media Art Festival, South Korea. Exhibiting Magnetic Movie.

Superconduction, Dome Square, Riga, Latvia. Group Show exhibiting 20Hz (stereoscopic installation)

Open City Documentary Film Festival, A programme of short experimental and animated work that bridge the gap of documentary and observation. Screening Magnetic Movie + panel discussion.

Ars Electronica, Screening curated by Animate Projects presenting a selection of some of the most innovative animated short films from the Ars Electronica festival in Linz. Semiconductor will be part of the panel discussion.

Beyond the Single Screen, Tate Britain, London. Artists Lynn Loo and Guy Sherwin will premiere a new collaboration while Semiconductor (Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt) screen/stage work in situ as part of a celebration to mark the publication launch of Catherine Elwes’ Installation and the Moving Image (Wallflower Press).

International Conference of Historical Geographers 2015. Semiconductor will present their work Cosmos.

20Hz has been awarded the Quantum Shorts prize.

Semiwild Garden, Kouvola Art Museum, Finland. Group show exhibiting Heliocentric.

Singapore Open Media Art Festival. Exhibiting Black Rain.

Post on Semiconductors Catching the Light, by Alexander Scholz, Creative Applications Network.

Multiplace Festival, Bratislava, Czech. Screening 20Hz, Puffed Rice and A-Z of Noise.

Suburban PS, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Showing Heliocentric.

Semiconductor are on the Prix Ars Electronica 2015 Jury for  Computer Animation / Film / VFX

3 Branches of the Same Tree, Pump House Gallery, London. Group show with newly commissioned work.

Parallel Screen, on-line screening space of Suburban PS, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Showing Some Part of Us.

Quantum of Disorder, Museum Haus Konstruktiv, Zurich. Group show exhibiting Magnetic Movie.

Shortlisted for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Art and Science in Motion, Visual Voice Gallery, Montreal. Group show exhibiting Black Rain.

LAB 11, Arts Journal featuring Cosmos and 20Hz.

Sound and Image in Digital Media, Oxford University Press, 2014. A Noisy Brush with the Infinite by Laura U. Marks.

Quantum Entanglement, Laboratoria, Moscow. Group show exhibiting stereoscopic version of 20Hz.

Velocity, The Australian National University Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra. Group show exhibiting Brilliant Noise and Black Rain.

Semiconductor will premiere Worlds in the Making, their new moving image performance at PariScience as part of Nuit Blanche, Paris 2014.

Carroll / Fletcher On Screen in association with Animate Projects. Group show exhibiting Magnetic Movie.

Imagining Deep Time, National Academy of Sciences, Washington DC, USA. Group show exhibiting Subterranean (Seismic Blues).