Help make the work possible.

Bring a venue, funding, tools or a practice. We will reply with what it would support.

Visitors in silhouette stand before large illuminated screens in a dark exhibition hall.
Fig. 01Reference image of an exhibition space.Photo by Han Zibar · Licence

Ways to work with us

01

Venues

Museums, galleries, festivals, schools, universities

Bring the exhibition to your audiences.

We are looking for museums, galleries, festivals, schools, universities and cultural organisations interested in hosting the exhibition or developing public programming. A venue conversation covers space, technical capacity, installation time, accessibility, insurance, public programming, local audiences and cultural context.

02

Funders and partners

Individuals, foundations, companies

Fund the work and its first presentation.

We are seeking funding for creator development, exhibition design, prototyping, accessibility, documentation and the first institution-ready presentation. Touring also requires transport, installation, insurance, public programming and local delivery. Commercial sponsorship can include agreed website acknowledgement and credits in relevant project material, with the wording and use of each partner's name agreed together.

Charitable support through The Hack Foundation follows its own process. Commercial sponsorship benefits are agreed separately.

03

In-kind and production

Companies and specialists

Contribute tools, production and expertise.

Production support follows each work's artistic needs. A contribution could be a loan, donated resources or specialist time, with the scope and duration defined by the work, its interaction, audience experience and presentation conditions.

  • Software licences
  • Hardware and devices
  • Materials and fabrication
  • Technical services
  • Venues and rehearsal space
  • Event tickets and travel
04

Creative collaboration

Artists, designers, researchers, technologists

Develop a work, advise on interaction, write, or mentor young creators.

Supporters

Fiscal sponsorship

The Age of Aesthetic Intelligence (previously Latent Hacks) is fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation. HCB provides the financial administration platform for receiving donations and managing project funds.

Received

Elecrow has provided six hardware samples, and all six have now arrived.

Received

Some infrastructure provided by Fly.io

Offered

Resolume has offered event licence support.

Committed

DFRobot has committed one WIAnode kit for evaluation.

Nonprofit programmes

monday.com Nonprofit Program. Canva for Nonprofits.

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