Making Art in the Era of Neurotechnology Brings the Interface Back to the Body

Neurotechnology changes the creative tool by changing where the interface begins. The artistic question arrives beside questions of consent, authorship and the body itself.

Making Art in the Era of Neurotechnology takes place on October 15, 2026. Join MoMI for a free evening featuring a panel discussion with MoMI LAB artist-in-residence Rachel Rossin, curator Sonia Epstein, and others to be announced. Followed by reception As access to our brain data expands and becomes increasingly more accessible, what happens to our perception of art, our bodies, and the human experience?

Why this room matters

Neurotechnology changes the creative tool by changing where the interface begins. The artistic question arrives beside questions of consent, authorship and the body itself. The value of the event will not be measured by how current the subject sounds. It will be measured by whether the people in the room leave with a clearer decision, a more useful relationship or a sharper understanding of the work waiting outside it.

The organizer identifies Museum of the Moving Image, Museum of the Moving Image, Gabo Arora as hosts. DevCuration preserves that public organizer record without turning historical participants, invited guests or newsletter language into confirmed speakers.

Event details

• Date: October 15, 2026
• Time: 5:00 PM-9:00 PM EDT
• Format: In person
• Location: Museum of the Moving Image, Queens
• Hosts: Museum of the Moving Image, Museum of the Moving Image, Gabo Arora
• Register: Official event page

Registration availability, approval requirements, venue access and program details can change. Use the official page for the current organizer information.