AMRO26 on air #2

In this episode, we welcome Davide Bevilacqua, media artist and curator of AMRO26, Joseph Knierzinger, artist and co-curator, and Gabriela Gordillo, visual and sound artist curating the Nightline program.

Together, they explore the strong community dimension at the heart of Art Meets Radical Openness and reflect on how digital technologies continue to shape artistic production, collaboration, and exchange. The conversation offers insights into the curatorial approaches behind this year’s festival and highlights how AMRO creates spaces for collective engagement across disciplines.

A special focus is placed on the 2026 program: What kinds of formats invite participation? How do artists respond to current technological and social conditions? And in what ways can digital tools foster not only innovation but also critical reflection?

From exhibitions and performances to the Nightline, this episode sheds light on the diverse practices and perspectives that define AMRO26. It reveals how the festival operates not just as an event, but as a living network shaped by its contributors and audiences alike.

This episode invites listeners to take a closer look at the intersections of community, technology, and artistic experimentation. And to discover how AMRO continues to evolve as a platform for radical openness.

For more information about the festival and the program visit: www.radical-openness.org

Beitragsgestaltung: Anna Jungwirth

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