Onassis ONX Celebrates Five Years of Bridging Art and Technology With a New Space

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The article discusses the expansion of the Onassis Organization's (Onassis ONX) presence in New York City, particularly its new studio space in Tribeca and its increased commitment to public programming. Here are some key points:

1. **New Studio Space**: The foundation has relocated its New York studio from Midtown to Tribeca, increasing its square footage and solidifying its position as a hub for artists working at the intersection of performance and technology.
2. **Public Programming**: Onassis ONX will balance its mission of providing a dedicated workspace for artists with a growing commitment to public engagement. The foundation plans to host two in-studio exhibitions each year, along with quarterly public programs developed in collaboration with organizations such as NEW INC, Pioneer Works, Rhizome, and Lincoln Center.
3. **Under the Radar Festival**: Onassis ONX will be part of the annual Under the Radar Festival, which this year includes two performances produced by the foundation and one mainstage production commissioned and produced by Onassis Stegi.
4. **Educational Programs**: The Athens space will continue to offer incubation programs such as ONX Futures and the annual A.I. Summer School each July.
5. **Plásmata Digital Art Biennial**: Onassis ONX produces the large-scale digital art biennial Plásmata, which is held every two years in Pedion tou Areos Park, combining large-scale installations, performances, and music with works by both Greek and international artists.

The article highlights Onassis ONX's mission to expand the understanding of art and technology as frameworks for examining how we live today. As traditional genres continue to dissolve, the foundation remains committed to supporting artists working at these frontiers, where art and life increasingly intersect.
 
im loving that onassis onx is getting more into public programming - it's like they're acknowledging that art isn't just about having a studio space anymore 🤝. but honestly, i'm also a bit worried that it might get watered down by trying to make everything 'accessible' and 'engaging'. sometimes i think we lose the intimacy of a private space where artists can really experiment and push boundaries 🚫.

on the other hand, the Under the Radar Festival sounds like an amazing opportunity for Onassis ONX to connect with other organizations and showcase some incredible work 👏. and the fact that they're hosting educational programs is super important - it's about time we had more resources available for artists to learn and grow 📚.

one thing that does get me though is how much of this is focused on digital art... don't get me wrong, i love a good digital installation as much as the next person 💻, but isn't it time we started exploring some more traditional mediums too? 🎨
 
idk why they had to move to tribeca 🤔 i mean it's a cool area but it's so crowded now... do you think they'll be able to get good wifi up there? 📊 i need wifi to stream my fave shows at night 😴 anyway, sounds like they're doing some pretty cool stuff with public programming and exhibitions... what's new inc? is that like a art school or something? 🤔
 
🤔 So I'm reading about Onassis ONX expanding their presence in NYC, specifically in Tribeca... it's a big deal for the arts scene there. They're setting up this studio space that'll give a ton of room for artists to experiment with performance and tech - sounds like they want to bridge the gap between art and everyday life 🌐.

I'm curious about their public programming, too - hosting exhibitions and programs that bring in outside organizations like NEW INC... it's gonna be interesting to see how they collaborate. And I love that they're involved with Under the Radar Festival - that sounds like a great way to support emerging artists. But what really caught my eye was their commitment to educational programs... incubation programs for artists, an AI summer school... these are the kinds of initiatives that'll help shape the future of art and tech 🚀.
 
I'm kinda stoked about Onassis ONX moving into Tribeca 🤩, it's gonna be sick to see all that creative energy concentrated in one spot. I mean, two in-studio exhibitions a year and quarterly public programs sounds like a solid plan for engaging the community. But at the same time, I've got some concerns - what happens when these new programs get too crowded or commercialized? Won't it lose its edge as an artist hub? 🤔 Onassis ONX is all about pushing boundaries, but even with that in mind, I'm not sure how they'll balance innovation with accessibility. Let's see how it plays out! 😊
 
so yeah, onassis onx is like totally pushing the boundaries of what art can be in nyc. their new studio space in tribeca is gonna be a game changer for all those performance and tech artists out there 💥. and i love how they're making public programming a big part of it - it's like, super cool that they're bringing artists and organizations together for exhibitions and workshops 🎨. plus, the under the radar festival sounds awesome, i've been meaning to check it out for ages 🤔. and onassis stegi is doing some amazing work too, commissioned productions and all that jazz 📺. but what's really got me thinking is how this whole thing reflects the future of art - like, traditional genres are disappearing and artists have to find new ways to express themselves... it's both exciting and terrifying at the same time 😬.
 
i think its cool that onassis onx is expanding its presence in nyc... like they're making space for artists to experiment with new things 🤖🎨 i mean, we need more people pushing the boundaries of art and tech in this city... anyway, sounds like their public programs are gonna be lit too - two exhibitions a year? that's pretty sweet 💸
 
🤯 just saw this news about Onassis ONX expanding in NYC and I gotta say it's 🚀ing! They're doubling down on their public programming which is a total game-changer for the art world... did you know that 70% of artists are now interested in collaborating with brands and companies to showcase their work? 📈 they're basically bridging the gap between tech and art 💻🎨

anyway, let's talk about this new studio space... 📍 it's got a whopping 10,000 sq. ft. - that's like, super big! 🤯 and with the amount of public programming they're planning, I'm pretty sure it'll be 🌈ing in no time.

on a related note, have you seen the stats on digital art? 📊 did you know that 85% of millennials are more likely to engage with digital art than traditional mediums? 🤯 and speaking of which, the Plásmata Digital Art Biennial has been getting 🚀ing reviews every year... it's like a 👏 for artists pushing boundaries!
 
🌎 I think its dope that Onassis ONX is takin' Tribeca by storm with its new studio space! 🚀 They're not just talkin' about collaborate-in' with orgs, they're actually puttin' their money where their mouth is by hostin' exhibitions and programs that bring people together. And on top of all that, they're still keepin' it real for the artists in Athens with those incubation programs 🤝. I'm low-key excited to see how this expansion plays out and if we'll get more sick digital art installations in Pedion tou Areos Park 🎨🌃.
 
I'm so stoked about this news! 🤩 It seems like Onassis ONX is really stepping up its game in NYC, and I think it's awesome that they're making their studio space more accessible to the public. Like, who wouldn't want to check out some sick art exhibitions or attend a workshop? 💡 They're also getting involved with some amazing orgs like NEW INC and Pioneer Works, which is just gonna bring even more creativity and innovation into the city. I love that they're not just about the artists, but also about building a community around art and tech. This could be super inspiring for people who are just starting out or looking to learn more about these topics. Plus, Plásmata Digital Art Biennial sounds like an epic event! 🎉
 
🤔 so they're just gonna move their studio to Tribeca and expect everything to be alright? I mean, what's the point of having a new space if it's just gonna be more of the same old thing? They're still just catering to artists who want to play with tech and performance... where are the ones who want to make some real change? 🤷‍♀️ And those public programs sound like they're just gonna be some fancy PR stunt to justify their existence. I'm not buying it. What's really going on here is that Onassis ONX is just trying to stay relevant in a world where art and tech are just getting more boring by the minute 📉
 
the more i think about it, the more i'm excited about onassis ONX's plans 🤩 they're really pushing the boundaries of what an arts space can be, especially with that new studio in tribeca. i love how they're balancing private artist initiatives with public programming - it's all about creating a community around art and tech. and let's not forget those educational programs 📚 like the AI summer school... it's gonna be so cool to see what kind of innovative projects come out of there!
 
I gotta say, I'm both hyped and skeptical about Onassis ONX's new digs in Tribeca 🤔📚. On one hand, it's awesome that they're committing to public programming and collaborations with other orgs like NEW INC and Pioneer Works 🤝. Those types of partnerships can lead to some really innovative projects that benefit both the artists and the community.

On the other hand, I'm worried that all this excitement might be overshadowing the foundation's mission to provide a dedicated space for artists working at the intersection of performance and tech 🤖. We need to make sure that Onassis ONX is still prioritizing its core values, rather than getting too caught up in hosting big festivals and events 🎉. Let's hope they can strike a balance between showcasing art and supporting artists 📈.
 
I don't usually comment but I think it's really cool that Onassis ONX is making a bigger push in NYC 🗽️. The new Tribeca space sounds huge and I love that they're not just talking the talk about collaborating with other orgs, they're actually doing stuff like public programs and hosting events 🎉. I mean, who wouldn't want to check out some sick art installations or performances? And it's awesome that they're supporting artists working at the intersection of performance and tech - I feel like we need more of those kinds of conversations happening in our lives 💻. Plus, the fact that they're making these spaces accessible for a wider audience is a major win 🤝. Can't wait to see what else Onassis ONX has up their sleeve!
 
lol what's up with this? they're just gonna make it harder for us to keep track of who's funding all this... sounds like a big operation to me 👀 I mean, two in-studio exhibitions a year is nothing, it's just an excuse to get more people in here and show 'em the "art" 🎨. and what's up with the plasmata digital art biennial? sounds like some serious propaganda 📰... and who's paying for all this? I'm sure it's not just Onassis ONX 💸...
 
I'm so excited about Onassis ONX's new studio space in Tribeca! 🤩 It's amazing that they're making a bigger impact on the NYC art scene, especially with their commitment to public programming 📚💻. I love how they're working with other orgs like NEW INC and Pioneer Works to bring more events and exhibitions to the community 👥. And can we talk about Plásmata Digital Art Biennial? 🎨 It sounds like such an incredible experience, combining art, tech, and music in a big way 🌆. I'm all for supporting artists who are pushing boundaries and exploring new ways of creating! 💖
 
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