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Rhizome 7x7
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With Backslash. |
| Cornel Tech, 2 W Loop Rd |
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May 09 (Fri) , 2025 @ 12:00 PM
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$150 |
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The 2025 edition of Seven on Seven (7x7), the iconic art & technology program, will take place at Cornell Tech on May 9, 2025.
After an AI-focused edition in 2024, Rhizome is shaking up the format with a bold proposition by MSCHF & Rhizome Board member Karen Wong: this time, the key technology isn't code - it's the law.
Founded in 2010, 7x7 pairs leading artists with tech luminaries for deep conversations & groundbreaking collaborations, giving them a simple assignment: Make Something New. The results-which may be an app, a prototype, a performance, an artwork-are unveiled for the first time at a public event, after which many of these projects go on to further development & exhibition.
Over the years, the program has sparked visionary projects exploring AI, immersive media, & decentralized systems, pushing the boundaries of artistic & technological discourse. Past participants include Ai Weiwei, Miranda July, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, & Martine Syms, alongside pioneering technologists shaping the future of digital culture.
For the program's 2025 edition, 7x7 proposes that innovation isn't just about new tools, but about navigating, subverting, & reshaping laws, from AI regulation to copyright battles & digital identity.
7x7 2025 is hosted by Backslash at Cornell Tech & made possible by Cactoid Labs, Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, Onkaos, & Onassis ONX.
Kendra Albert x Morry Kolman
Kendra Albert is a partner at Albert Sellars LLP, a public interest technology & media law firm. Previously, they taught law students how to practice law at the Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard Law School & ran the Initiative for a Representative First Amendment, which provided funding & support for students interested in pursuing freedom of expression work.
Morry Kolman (WTTDOTM) is an independent multimedia artist & researcher born & raised in NYC. Primarily, he focuses on interactive & entertaining ways to demystify, make legible, or upend the technological & cultural forces that affect us every day. He is especially interested in the differences of perception & processing that separate humans from machines, & the potentials for expression, meaning, & subversion come out of that gap.
Michael Bennett x rootoftwo
Michael Bennett is a licensed attorney & researcher, whose expertise spans physics, mathematics, law, science, & technology studies. He has extensive leadership experience in AI, data science, & innovation strategy across complex organizations.
rootoftwo is a research- & practice-driven art, design, & technology studio based in Detroit. Formed in 1998 by Czanne Charles & John Marshall, they explore under-imagined futures by engaging diverse stakeholders through interaction, participation, humor, & play. rootoftwo creates artifacts, spaces, publications, experiences, events, & public works.
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