The ArteFab Exhibition | 2026 Boston will open its doors from July 24 to 31, with a one-of-a-kind showcase at the MIT Media Lab in Cambridge.
More than 60 projects developed across laboratories and institutions worldwide will be showcased across the categories Bio Inspired, Craft Encounters, Embodied Dialogues, Responsive Intelligence, Sculpting Algorithms and Useless Machines.
The exhibition features works from the Fabricademy Laboratory Network, the Fab Lab Network, Fab City, MIT Media Lab, Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA), Institute for Future Technologies (IFT), Nottingham Trent University, Parsons School of Design, and collaborations with researchers from the Max Planck Institute, Harvard University, the European Space Agency (ESA), and the National University of Singapore.
Among the Artists & Designers that will showcase their works
Adriana Cabrera, Aijia Yao, Ala' Janbek, Alessio Zazo, Alfonso Parra Rubio, Aline González Moreno, Amira Abdel-Rahman, Andrew Mark, Annabel Fournier, Annie Xing, Avantika Velho, Batoul Al-Rashdan, Behnaz Farahi, Carlotta Premazzi, Cedric Honnet, Chris Bathgate, Claire Cavanagh, Claire Jouanchicot, Corentin Chantereau, Daniela Maldonado, Daniela Maldonado Peralta, Dimitar Dimitrov, Dinesh Kumar, Doa'a Alhinty, Emma Briseyda Yanez, Enrico Bassi, Erika Mirzoyan, Frank Cong, Ganit Goldstein, Gigi Minsky, Ieva Maria Duharte, Irmandy Wicaksono, Jake Read, James Xiao, Jessica Stanley, Julia Koerner, Justin Wan, Kate Reed, Laura Muth, Liza Stark, Louis Bader, Louis Gaillard, Madalina Nicolae, Madeleine Olsen, Marc Teyssier, Marcela Gonzales Arias, Mariana Tamashiro, Markus F. ElKatsha, Marissa Renteria, Maxime Becker, Maximilian Guenther, Miana Smith, Miranda Li, Monserrat Ciges, Moon Ribas, Naim Al-Haj Ali, Neil Gershenfeld, Ola Muhanna, Paul Richard, Pattaraporn Kittisapkajon, Porpla Kittisapkajon, Rachel Freire, Raúl Babines, Renato Avila Claro, Ricardo Marquez, Rico Kanthatham, Romke Faber, Saetbyeol LeeYouk, Samantha Sánchez Morales, Sergio Mutis, Simone Kiswani, Stephanie Johnson, Suhaib Kamal, Tania Safa, Thomas Juldo, Tomas Diaz, Vivien Roussel, Vlasta Kubusova, Yanchen Shen, Yuqiao Liao, Zahia Albakri, Zander Webster.
Check out the previous edition of ARTeFAB International Exhibition, organized during Fab 24 Mexico global Fab Lab Conference, at the historic landmark of San Roque in Puebla.
Reimagine the future at Fab26
This annual event embodies the unique spirit of the Fab Lab movement, gathering Fab Lab members, makers, educators, artists, academics, industry experts and policymakers. It is far more than just another conference; it is an event where attendees discover, discuss, envision and build community around digital fabrication, Fab Labs, technology, and innovation. This year, we are celebrating 25 years of the Fab Lab Network and re-imagining the next 25.
FAB26 brings the international Fab Lab community back to its birthplace in Cambridge and Boston. With events across both cities, participants will cross the Charles River's banks to explore all that this historic region has to offer. Daily conference activities center on the MIT campus and Fab Hub Kendall in the Kendall Square innovation district.
Join 1,100 participants from around the world for FAB26 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this July.
Explore the schedule of activities and hands-on workshops and secure your ticket at fab26.fabevent.org
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