Welcome

Great to have you here! We are NODE, an open platform and network for culture, the arts and technology.
And we are hosting the festival NODE Forum for Digital Arts in Frankfurt / Main, Germany.

The last edition was #NODE17 from June 26 – July 2, 2017.

Presently, we’re planning our new edition of the teens media arts festival Digitale Welten and Jugend hackt FFM happening in October 2019.

Take a look around or contact us if you want to do more things with us!

Upcoming events

27 Sep 2019 – 29 Sep 2019

Jugend hackt FFM 2019

This year's Jugend hackt FFM will happen during autumn break!

Digitale Welten 2018

Education

The second edition of the youth media arts festival in Frankfurt

Jugend hackt FFM 2018

Education

The second edition of the national hackathon for teens was a blast!

Digitale Welten 2017

Education

The Media Arts Festival for teens in Frankfurt - In November 2017, we launched our first media arts festival for teens in Frankfurt/Main.

Jugend hackt FFM 2017

Education

The first of its kind in Rhine-Main region happened from June 30th - July 2nd, 2017.

NODE/TADAEX Exchange 2016/17

Collaborations

Selected Artists: Lilian Nejatpour and Simon Weckert

NODE15 ‘Wrapped in Code – The future of the informed body’

NODE15

The NODE Festival 2015 topped all previous editions: Booked up workshops and new impulses for Frankfurt's art and culture scene with this years exhibition. Mousonturm and Naxoshalle figured out to be perfect new festival locations.

TADAEX/NODE Exchange 2014/15

Collaborations

Selected artists: Amir Bastan (Iran) and Georg Scherlin (Germany). In collaboration with Goethe Institut Tehran, NODE and TADAEX offered an exchange program, uniting one Iranian and one German artist on their digital art mission.

Choreographic Coding Lab Nairobi/Frankfurt

International Exchange

by Alacoque Ntome, Awuor Onyango, Amelie Hinrichsen, Benjamin van Bebber, Else Tunemyr, Jared Onyango, Leo Hofmann, Melisa Allela

An international exchange project for eight artists from Kenya and Germany working with contemporary dance, performance, technology and design.

Choreographic Coding Lab – a Motion Bank format

Laboratory

by Florian Jenett, Scott deLahunta, Jeanne Charlotte Vogt

The Choreographic Coding Lab (CCL) series offers unique opportunities of exchange and collaboration for digital media ‘code savvy’ artists who have an interest in translating aspects of choreography and dance into digital form and applying choreographic thinking to their own practice.

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