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.

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
Julia Christensen, Upgrade Available, 2017
Upgrade Available
Julia Christensen
2017
American Artist, I’m Blue (If I Was █████ I Would Die), 2019. Photo courtesy Koenig & Clinton, New York.
Collective Head
American Artist
2021
Hereafter Institute logo
The Hereafter Institute
Gabriel Barcia-Colombo
2016
Rendering for Auto Test Ride 01: LACMA Parking Garage. Image credit: Salmah Beydoun
Auto
Lauren Lee McCarthy
2022
John Gerrard, Green Man, 2017
Neural Exchange
John Gerrard
2016
Diana Thater, Yes, there will be singing, 2020
Yes, there will be singing
Diana Thater
2018
Tristan Duke, Ice Lenses mounted in Fixtures with Ice Lens Molds, 2022, © Tristan Duke, photo courtesy of the artist
Cold Cutting Edge
Tristan Duke
2023
© Matthew Angelo Harrison, photo: Claire Gatto
The Consequence of Platforms
Matthew Angelo Harrison
2020
Kelly Akashi, Body Complex, 2019, courtesy of the Artist, François Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles, and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York, photo: Marten Elder
Fissures
Kelly Akashi
2022
A cultural data collection kiosk by Nana Oforiatta-Ayim in Accra, Ghana
Cultural Encyclopaedia
Nana Oforiatta Ayim
2015
Cayetano Ferrer Endless Columns, 2014
Object Prosthetics
Cayetano Ferrer
2015
Tar Pool Project, Carl Cheng, 2017
Tar Pool Project
Carl Cheng
2017
LINKKI (2016, © Eun Young Park)
Radical Soft Robots
Eun Young Park
2019
Image: In Search of Personalized Time, Taeyoon Choi and E Roon Kang
In Search of Personalized Time
Taeyoon Choi and E Roon Kang
2014
Nancy Baker Cahill, Mushroom Cloud, 2022
Substrate
Nancy Baker Cahill
2022
MUD Frontiers, courtesy of Rael San Fratello
MUD Frontiers / Zoquetes Fronterizos
Virginia San Fratello and Ronald Rael
2020
Gala Porras-Kim, 615 offerings for the rain at the Peabody Museum, 2021, © Gala Porras-Kim, photo: Paul Salveson
Expansive Data Fields
Gala Porras-Kim
2023