The Galeria Municipal do Porto presents exhibitions that reflect on recent trends in contemporary artistic and discursive production; they aim to promote research, exchange and…
Biomedia, Contributors, Op & Ed
The “Decade of Restoration” (the title the United Nations gave to the last ten years of our ecosystems) has been rocky. So rocky that this…
The majority of the world’s earliest cities were built along rivers because they were essential to the city’s survival. Rivers provide habitat for plants and…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Richard Mosse’s new immersive video installation, Broken Spectre, currently showing at 180 the strand in London, sees the artist digging into the Brazilian Amazon’s ecological…
Biomedia, Contributors, Op & Ed
Understanding of time depends on what is valued in time. Capitalism sustains itself on ideas of the future and the perpetual movement forward. Looking through…
Art & Science Node, a Berlin-based platform for art, science, and technology intersections, in collaboration with the EU CHIC Innovation Consortium, a research and innovation…
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
Eryk Salvaggio’s most recent album release, Worlding, involves fungi manipulating the knobs of a specially designed synthesiser that intercepts fungal nervous system signals and translates…
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
In Metamorphoses, Ovid tells tales of countless transformations undergone by Gods and mortals. Changing into flora and fauna, and sometimes back again, there is a…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
The Metabolic Arts Gathering explores art science and metabolism through a series of monthly meetings with readings, discussions, and art sharing over the course of…
Biomedia, Interviews, Key Artists
Adam Zaretsky is one of the pioneers of the BioArt movement, with a prolific career spanning over two decades. Zaretsky’s work takes on multiple formats…
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Our forest guardians are being exterminated – but what are researchers doing about it?’ Jaqueline Aranduhá , Guarani and Kaiowá Indigenous leader, activist, and anthropologist…
This October, the historical Botanical Gardens in central Rome will host an event for our future. Our Bio-Tech Planet: the Future of Plants and Humans…
Garden Amidst the Flame is a new film by multidisciplinary artist and designer Natasha Tontey. It continues Tontey’s ongoing research into the ancient knowledge, technologies and…
Biomedia, Contributors, Op & Ed
A squatted sewage in North London called the Dungeons of Polymorphous Pan has been hosting Chronic Illness events for 7 years now, during which it…
I feel something about the projects’ origins can be conveyed by a picture of me as a science student at the University of Hiroshima. It’s…
Biomedia, Fulcrum Arts, News, Sound
Artist and MIT-trained roboticist Alexander Reben’s work probes the inherently human nature of the artificial.
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
Everything in the world bears witness to its own production. The works of the German artist Maximilian Prüfer, however, can be read as explicit reflections…
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Serpentine’s long-term interdisciplinary artistic programme Back to Earth is a multi-year project that invites over 60 leading figures in art, architecture, poetry, film, design and…
Art Laboratory Berlin, Biomedia, Interviews
Cammack Lindsey is a Berlin-based artist who combines complex oppression networks to embody collective resistance by investigating scientific and historical relics of failures from extractive…
In the early 70s, chemist James Lovelock formulated the theory of Gaia, co-developed with microbiologist Lynn Margulis. The Gaia hypothesis meant that humans were tightly…