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2026 - 2027
AIxDESIGN is teaming up with the KB, the National Library of the Netherlands, on an exhibition and program about AI, books & language, open to the public.
Long before neural nets, libraries were the machines we built to organize human knowledge. Broncode puts books made wholly or partly with AI next to artworks that question the technology, and looks behind the magic at the training data, human labor, raw materials and energy AI runs on. What is AI made of, what is it making, and how is it changing the way we write, read, learn, and relate?
It kicks off with a festive opening night on 29 October 2026, followed by three months of talks, workshops and screenings. The exhibition is free and on view at KB in The Hague until 30 January 2027.
URL: Project page on the AIxDESIGN website
TIME: Opening night 29 October 2026 - Exhibition + public program until 30 January 2027
TEAM: Nadia Piet (Creative Lead + Experience Design), Ana Marques (Identity + Graphic Design), Margarita Ryzhakova (Design Support), Tulika Ahuja (Narrative Support), Elena Zaghis (Comms)
PARTNER: KB, National Library of the Netherlands: Rianne Koning (Exhibition Coordination), Steven Claeyssens (Concept + Text), Madeleine van den Berg + Imke Neels (Collection Preparation), Matthijs van der Meulen + Tugba Bahceci (Production), Krijna Kuijt (Marketing), Kris Petrasova (Programming)
OPENING NIGHT HOST: Dymphie Braun
OPENING NIGHT MAKERS: Agustín Martínez Caram, Compiler (Tanya Boyarkina + Oscar Cass-Darweish), Ana Roman, NDA/ (Niki Scheijen + Den Ree)
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Jacob Adler, Cyan Bae, Clarote, Compiler, Computational Mama, Luke Conroy & Anne Fehres, DAIR, Bruce Eesly, Catherine Griffiths, Identity 2.0, Geoffrey Lillemon, Swarna Manjari, Agustín Martínez Caram, Jazmin Morris, Max Park, Nadia Piet, Zeina Saleem, SUPERRR, Tabitha Swanson, Richard Vijgen, Alan Warburton, AIxDESIGN & other makers
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Broncode is in progress. Here's what you can join right now. Docs, photos and outputs land here after the opening.
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Join us at the KB for the opening of Broncode, 18:00 to 22:00. Build a next-word model out of old Dutch newspapers with Agustín Martínez Caram, make dreamlike collages with Compiler (Tanya Boyarkina + Oscar Cass-Darweish), and dance under two VJ sets: Ana Roman's, built from picture books, old ads and other ephemera from the KB collection, and Machine Music by NDA/ (Niki Scheijen + Den Ree), live-coded techno and visuals on how chips are made. Plus our AIrcade, LLM Tailor and r00ts booths, hosted by Dymphie Braun. €12.50, including a drink.
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Broncode is on view at the KB in The Hague from 29 October 2026 to 30 January 2027, free for all. Books made wholly or partly with AI sit next to artworks that question the technology, alongside a look behind the magic at the data, labor and raw materials AI runs on. With works by Jacob Adler, Cyan Bae, Clarote, Compiler, Computational Mama, Luke Conroy & Anne Fehres, DAIR, Bruce Eesly, Catherine Griffiths, Identity 2.0, Geoffrey Lillemon, Swarna Manjari, Agustín Martínez Caram, Jazmin Morris, Max Park, Nadia Piet, Zeina Saleem, SUPERRR, Tabitha Swanson, Richard Vijgen, Alan Warburton, AIxDESIGN & other makers. Talks, workshops and screenings run throughout.
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Photos, docs and process notes from making the show. Coming after the opening.
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