Closing Gallery Weekend Berlin in May 2026, and with Spike #87 – “Everything’s Computer” hot off the press, writer & filmmaker Morgane Billuart, artist-researcher Christopher Dake-Outhet, critic Dean Kissick, and Spike editor-at-large and moderator Adina Glickstein convened at Julia Stoschek Foundation to discuss what constitutes the digital image in 2026 – and whether, in the wreckage of the screen, new fables, protocols, and forms of shared life are beginning to emerge online.

Listen to their conversation on Spotify or Apple Podcasts; and get your copy of our Spring 2026 issue on The New Image from our online shop or in select book and magazine shops worldwide.

Everything’s Computer is the third in a series of four Spike roundtables on the critical conjunctures in contemporary art, proudly hosted by the Julia Stoschek Foundation, Berlin.

Sunday, 3 May 2026
Julia Stoschek Foundation
Leipziger Str. 60, 10117 Berlin

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MORGANE BILLUART is a French writer and filmmaker whose work navigates the intersection of critical inquiry and narrative practice.

CHRISTOPHER DAKE-OUTHET is a Berlin-based researcher working across contemporary art, emerging technology, and infrastructural anxiety.

DEAN KISSICK is a writer and contributing editor at Spike. His work is published in Harper’s, the New York Times Magazine, and the Drift, and short fiction in Civilization and Heavy Traffic.

ADINA GLICKSTEIN is an editor-at-large at Spike, where she writes the monthly tech column “User Error.”