Inspired by the transparency of LACMA’s original Art and Technology Program (1967–71), the Lab employs a practice of openness and dissemination.

Documentation of the Lab’s artist projects, public programs, proposals and more are displayed below.

Reinventing the Spindle © Ebru Kurbak
Reinventing the Spindle
Ebru Kurbak
2019
© Sarah Rosalena Brady
Exit Points
Sarah Rosalena Brady
2019
Being mock-up, image courtesy Rashaad Newsome Studio
Being
Rashaad Newsome
2019
Image from Space Program: Mars, Park Avenue Armory, New York City, 2012, image: Josh White
Space Program 4: The Infinite and the Beyond
Tom Sachs
2019
LINKKI (2016, © Eun Young Park)
Radical Soft Robots
Eun Young Park
2019
Sarah Rara, Video Still, Fly Study #1, 2018
Ellipsoid Body
Sarah Rara
2018
Diana Thater, As Radical As Reality, 2017
The Zeroth Law
Diana Thater
2018
Tahir Hemphill, Famous Rap Singers, courtesy the artist
Implications of a Rap Neural Network
Tahir Hemphill
2018
Jen Liu, still of Pink Slime Caesar Shift (Prospectus), 2018
PINK SLIME CAESAR SHIFT
Jen Liu
2018
Julia Christensen, Upgrade Available, 2017
Upgrade Available
Julia Christensen
2017
Tar Pool Project, Carl Cheng, 2017
Tar Pool Project
Carl Cheng
2017
Image: Stan Douglas, Helen Lawrence, photo by David Cooper
Helen Lawrence
Stan Douglas
2017
Curtis Tam, Portrait of Myself as a Stereo Pair, 2017
Tympanic Tether
Curtis Tamm
2017
Michael Mandiberg, from Postmodern Times, 2016-2017
Workflow
Michael Mandiberg
2016
Hereafter Institute logo
The Hereafter Institute
Gabriel Barcia-Colombo
2016
John Gerrard, Green Man, 2017
Neural Exchange
John Gerrard
2016
Signal Tide Image
Signal Tide
Kovács/O’Doherty
2016
Kirsten Mosher, from Soulmate 180°, image: Kirsten Mosher
Soulmate 180˚
Kirsten Mosher
2016