News

  • March 13th, 2011

    Hosting a Core Conversation as part of South by Southwest Festival – Interactive entitled: Growing Global Movements: Technology and the New Arab Identity with Jon Philips and CelineCelines

  • February 10th, 2011

    Announcing the release of the Open Hardware Definition v1.0 endorsed by hundreds of companies, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts

  • January 25th, 2011

    Participating in Future Outlook Roundtable at TEI Conference with colleagues from Samsung Design, HUGE, Buglabs, Microsoft Research and others

  • December 22nd-31st, 2010

    Running a competition and producing a commissioned piece for the first Projection Mapping event in the Middle East: UFA 3D Mapping Event. The show saw over 15,000 attendees in historic Martyrs’ Square over the course of 6 nights and aired on national television.

  • December 9th, 2010

    Giving a talk in India as part of INK Conference in Association with TED as one of 20 named INK fellows for 2011

  • December 6th, 2010

    Mentionned in Bloomberg’s Open Hardware Article

  • November 8th-28th, 2010

    Debuting as a mentor on Stars of Science, the first reality TV show devoted to promoting science, technology and innovation in the Middle East. The show airs on over 15 chanels throughout the Arab World and online, and features inventors from Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Egypt, Oman, Kuwait, among others.

  • September 23rd, 2010

    Chairing the most highly anticipated event in Open Hardware at the New York Hall of Science

  • July 13th, 2010

    A great day for open hardware!

    Ayah Bdeir and Phil Torrone, MAKE

    Today, we announce the draft of the definition for open hardware, as initiated from the Opening Hardware Workshop that I hosted at Eyebeam. Early signatories include: Arduino, Adafruit, Make, Sparkfun, Wired, Buglabs, Makerbot, Chumby, Creative Commons, etc.. Let us know your thoughts! More here

  • June 10th, 2010

    Videos from 7on7 at the New Museum now online

  • March, 2010

    Feature in ELLE Magazine

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    Photo Credits:
    Portrait by: Mark Mahaney
    Arabiia pictures by: Kate Kunath

  • April 17th, 2010

    The New Museum, NY

    “Rhizome is pleased to announce Seven on Seven a new major initiative that reflects our mission to connect art and new technology. The seven teams will present their ideas at a one-day event at the New Museum on April 17th. Seven on Seven Participants include, on the technology side, Ayah Bdeir, Jeff Hammerbacher, David Karp, Andrew Kortina, Hilary Mason, Matt Mullenweg, and Josh Schachter, and on the art side, Tauba Auerbach, Cao Fei, Aaron Koblin, Monica Narula, Marc Andre Robinson, Evan Roth and Ryan Trecartin.”

    More info here

  • December, 2009

    Eyebeam Annual Appeal

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    By making a contribution to Eyebeam, you will be supporting all of our creative practitioners and the educational workshops and performance events we develop at our collaborative art and technology center.
    More here

  • September, 2009

    Article about the Cruel Weather Middle Eastern film festival at Aberdeen’s Peacock gallery. The article includes an interview with Jay Murphy and a description of Identities in Motion, my solo show.

    The post was originally by the wonderful Regine Debatty. Here

  • 03 October – 14 November, 2009

    Solo Show Upcoming

    Identities in Motion is a series of works by Ayah Bdeir that looks to contemporarise images of Arab identity, reinterpreting often archaic, frozen and homogeneous imagery. The works deal with the obsession of the media to flatten the Arab identity and reduce it to a set of cliche images and iconographies.
    Opening October 3nd, 2008. More info here

  • September 3rd-8th, 2009

    Ars Electronica

    Linz, Austria
    Some of my work will be part of IMPETUS: WORKS FROM THE MIT MEDIA LAB at Ars Electronica. This year the Media Lab was the school of choice for the CAMPUS exhibition for the occasion of Ars’s 30 year anniversary.

    more information here

  • OLDER NEWS to come