Art Hack Day is an internet-based nonprofit that brings together hackers who use art as their medium and artists who use technology. They aim to bridge the gap between art, technology, and entrepreneurship through grassroots hackathons and exhibitions. Art Hack Day believes in the power of collaboration and the expressive potential of new technology to create non-utilitarian beauty and drive social change for the public good.

During a 48-hour event, sixty artists and hackers gather in an art space to create an exhibit from scratch. They are provided with good food, fast internet, and collaborative equipment. On the final evening, the projects are showcased to the public during a flash exhibit.

Attendees can expect performances and a unique blend of interactive, visually stunning art experiences. Art Hack Day is hosted by outstanding co-organizers and art spaces around the world. These include Benjamin Gaulon, Björn Norborg, Daniel Franke, and many more.

The event has garnered praise from various sources, making it a must-attend for those interested in the future of art and technology. Interested participants can find answers to frequently asked questions on the event's website. While the first portion of participants are invited, the remaining spots are open to the public.

Art Hack Day encourages collaboration and working together on new, innovative projects. Attendees are provided with local food, and the event is free of charge. Art Hack Day is a unique and exciting opportunity for artists and hackers to come together, explore the future of art, and showcase their creations to a wide audience