The pilot project Public Screens will through displays of works of art on public screens contribute to unique artistic experiences in the city room for the passers-by, or for people who are waiting in the foyer, schools and terminals. Public Screens will offer art in everyday life. More and more screens appear in public spaces, ranging from gym to retail space and public agencies have monitors that offer a stream of information and advertising.

Public Screens want to create a space for reflection - the experiences, through art.

We offer programs, which provide relevant contemporary art in the form of video art, animation, photography and short film. Each program will be set up by different curators, in collaboration with i/o/lab, and released each quarter on the screens of our venues.