Community, industry mentors, and drop-in public guests,
Join ASU MIX Center and ReMIx partners for the kickoff to Tech for Change: ReMix the Future to hear from leaders in public interest technology and explore its potential to change the world. Cheer on ReMix teams as they embark on a weekend-long spatial storytelling challenge!
Join The Sidney Poitier New American Film School and the Pat Tillman Veterans Center for a special Salute to Service screening of 'In Waves and War.' The stirring documentary from directors Jon Shenk and Bonnie Cohen follows highly decorated Navy SEAL Marcus Capone, whose struggles with PTSD after returning home from Afghanistan inspire him and his wife Amber to pursue groundbreaking psychedelic therapy that provides hope and healing for suffering veterans.
Ride into adventure with Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002), the beloved animated tale of a wild mustang’s journey across the untamed American frontier. With breathtaking animation and a powerful story of courage, friendship, and freedom, Spirit is a film that continues to inspire audiences of all ages.
Step into the chilling world of Wes Craven’s classic A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). This cult favorite redefined horror cinema with Freddy Krueger, the terrifying figure who blurs the line between dreams and reality. Experience the film that continues to haunt audiences over 40 years later if you dare.
Join us at the Public Expo and Awards Showcase for Tech for Change: ReMix the Future; a four-day civic impact challenge where artists, developers, students, and community innovators come together to reimagine the future through immersive technologies.
At this special closing event, the public is invited to:
Thursday, October 16 – Sunday, October 19 | Four immersive days at ASU MIX Center
Note: This event has been rescheduled to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025.
Step into PASSAGE, an immersive installation by Kevin Peter He, the ASU MIX Center’s 2025 Visiting Artist in Residence.
PASSAGE is a multisensory environment that blurs the boundaries between natural systems and synthetic infrastructures. Through real-time projections, responsive sculpture and spatial sound, audiences are invited to explore a speculative digital ecosystem that shifts and evolves in response to their presence.
November is “Noirvember” at the ASU MIX Center, where The Sidney Poitier New American Film School hosts a pair of stylish and scintillating noir film screenings. First up is the gritty 1948 Jules Dassin classic “The Naked City,” a crime procedural shot on location in New York City that follows a police investigation of a young model’s murder. The series closes out with “Blood Simple,” the 1984 Sundance Film Festival award-winning neo-noir that launched the careers of directors Joel and Ethan Coen and actress Frances McDormand.