Currents

<n>Depresión endógena</n>, a 1980 sculpture by <n>Wolf Vostell</n>.

Sculpture by <n>Harry Nuriev</n> from his 2024 exhibition <n>The Foam Room</n>.

A still from <n>The Slow Mo Guys</n>' video, <n>Smashing a TV in Slow Motion</n>.

'<n>Listening to the Sea</n>' (2014), a sculpture by artist <n>Marek Cina</n>.

The 1985 album cover for <n>Surrender</n> by <n>Elvis Presley</n>.

The <n>Lear Siegler ADM-3A</n> (1976) from the series <n>I am a computer</n> by artist <n>Docubyte</n>.

<n>Cybernetic Dreams</n>, an art installation by <n>Farewell Inc.</n> with videos by <n>Anime Ultraviolence</n>.

A vintage <n>Wega</n> television designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n>.

<n>Peter</n> for a <n>Paco Rabanne</n> campaign with <n>Complex</n>, photographed by <n>Gabriel Crawford Connelly</n>.

<n>Television Décollage</n> by <n>Wolf Vostell</n>, 1963.

<n>Gretchen Bender</n>'s video installation <n>So Much Deathless</n> (1983). Photo by <n>Lance Brewer</n>.

<n>Work No. 583</n>, a 2006 video installation by artist <n>Martin Creed</n>.

The <n>Vogue Computer</n> by <n>Gentry Tokyo</n>, 1999.

<n>Untitled</n> (1978), a video installation by <n>Park Hyunki</n>. Photo by <n>Gallery Hyundai</n>.

Cress sprouts grow from a computer keyboard. Photo by <n>Hans</n>.

<n>Concrete Stereo</n>, a <n>Brutalist</n> stereo system designed by <n>Ron Arad</n> in 1983. Photo by <n>Christie's</n>.

The installation <n>Departure</n> by art group <n>Electroboutique</n> from their 2011 <n>Requiem</n> exhibition.

A rare <n>Apple Macintosh SE clear case prototype</n> from circa 1987. Photo by <n>Allan Tépper</n>.