On Friday May 12th please join us for the exhibition launch and private view of Merging Minds, @Fusion Arts 95 Gloucester Green, Oxford!

Merging Minds is a live multiplayer exhibition, that has been co-created as a result of a collaboration between artist/creative technologist duo Yambe Tam & Albert Barbu and the Welcome Centre of Ethics and Humanities at the University of Oxford.

The work explores the philosophical questions of how we think and act as collectives; a phenomenon made increasingly more sophisticated through technological advances, brain-computer interfaces and digital social networks. As artists in residence, Yambe Tam & Albert Barbu have developed a bespoke multiplayer art videogame and accompanying sculptural artworks, which are inspired by this line of research at the Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities.

This free exhibition explores the human role in these digital realms, and poses questions such as: Who am I? Where do I end and you begin? What are my responsibilities and rights in a connected and collective space?

We look forward to welcoming at the launch event, but if you cannot make it please do come and visit the exhibit during its run from the 11th to 21st May (closed Monday 15th), times below:

11am-5pm Tues, Weds, Thurs, Fri and Sun; 11am-8pm Sat

Most suited to ages 13+.

Free admission and everyone is welcome.

For group bookings please contact weh@bdi.ox.ac.uk

Merging Minds - "A multiplayer art installation" - Exhibition Launch