The International Festival of Arts, Technology and Science KIBLIX 2020–2021 has started. Curated by Živa Kleindienst, Tadej Vindiš, Peter Tomaž Dobrila, and Aleksandra Kostič, the KIBLIX 2020–2021 is taking place in an online/offline hybrid form.

The central exhibition of BIO26 Common Knowledge – Design in Times of the Information Crisis opens at the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of Decorative Arts) of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Germany.

The 2019's catalogue of projects by Fotopub Association of Contemporary Culture is published, freshly printed, and released online.

Selfish Machines 2.0 is a second iteration of Vindiš's long-term research project into the nature of artificial intelligence. The project was made in collaboration with Matic Potočnik and produced by Zavod Projekt Atol.

Selfish Machines 1.2 is part of the Common Knowledge exhibition of BIO 26 at the Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana. Focusing on the interrelations between the multidimensional information crisis and citizenship, the exhibition is curated by Thomas Geisler together with assistant curator Aline Lara Rezende.

The international exhibition Automated Ecologies, curated by Tjaša Pogačar, opens at IFCA25. The festival commissioned Selfish Machines 1.2, which will be presented alongside terra0, Paul Kolling, Paul Seidler, Max Hampshire, Špela Petrič and more.

Reconfigured project is presented together with Forensic Architecture, YoHa, Salvatore Vitale, Mladen Miljanović, Michael Takeo Magruder and more. Tense Present international exhibition calls attention to the critical importance of the 'here and now', in a time when it is increasingly popular to be selling the future.

The seven-day trial run and exhibition of the Seeing I project at the Atelierhaus Salzamt in Linz is part of the 2019's Ars Electronica Festival: Out of the Box – The Midlife Crisis of the Digital Revolution.

Fotopub was named one of the best international photography galleries by Brett Rogers, the director of London’s Photographers’ Gallery, for The Guardian.