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Mozilla Foundation today announces “Counterstructural Commons” projects to show how artists hold the key to a better technological future.
On May 16, 2026 at the New Museum, Mozilla Foundation and Rhizome will preview eight works by artists and creative technologists who are engaging AI and contemporary technology as systems to question, resist, and reimagine. At a moment when artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping and flattening how knowledge, creativity, and culture are produced, Mozilla Foundation and Rhizome are making a different kind of intervention: treating imagination itself as critical infrastructure.
Detailed information about the request for nominations for the 2026 Mozilla Foundation fellowship program. 2026 Nominations are now closed, appointments to be announced in June 2026
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