Aki Inomata, a closer look to the natural world by Lidia Ratoi
We live in an Epoque of great distances. Great distance between us and our native places. Or between us and our next travel destination. Or,…
Exhibition: ‘I Magma’ by Jenna Sutela at Serpentine Galleries
Reshape the relationship between technologies and contemporary society, stimulating the potential for a new collective consciousness: this is the core idea of I Magma, the…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Insight: Mary Magic’s ‘Molecular Queering Agency’ at EcoFutures festival
Mary Maggic (Mary Tsang) is a Chinese-American artist and biohacker originally from Los Angeles. As her research for the past 3-4 years has been mostly…
Exhibition: ‘On the Last Afternoon’ at Adam Art Gallery
On the Last Afternoon: Disrupted Ecologies and the Work of Joyce Campbell is a major retrospective of the career of photo-media artist from New Zealand…
Festival: ‘ecocinema’ at TAXISPALAIS (Innsbruck, Austria)
In today’s age of ecological crisis, can we find an optimistic and empathetic way of engaging with our environment? To shed our human-centric attitudes and…
Biomedia, News, Series, STATE Studio
Exhibition: ‘MATERIALIZE, an artistic journey into the quantum universe’ at STATE Studio
STATE Studio Berlin is opening on August the 1st its new mixed-media exhibition MATERIALIZE – An artistic journey into the quantum universe with works by…
Insight: ART IN FLUX by Aphra Shemza, encouraging sustainability in artistic practice
Within the current art realm, technology (frequently coupled with science) is oftentimes employed for its spectacular properties, fashionable aspects or general edginess. The bet seems…
ANNIKE FLO, scenographic perspectives of the Anthropocene
Annike Flo takes part in one of the expanding new branches of design which interacts with science and technology in order to make sense of…
Event: Unbore presents Flashow I: Adam Zaretsky
On July 18th, Unbore is presenting the first of its series of events called flashows in Venice, commencing with Adam Zaretsky’s exhibit ‘Experiments in DIY…
Editor’s Pick: Installation ‘Displuvium’
Displuvium is an artistic research conceptualised and created by Fragmentin, an art practice based in Lausanne, in close collaboration with Swiss designer Renaud Defrancesco. Fragmentin…
Exhibition: ‘Animalesque’, Art across Species and Beings
In today’s world of increasing awareness of environmental issues, there is a need to rethink our relationship with nature and its inhabitants. That is what…
Launch: MOGU 100% biodegradable Acoustic Panels
MOGU is an innovative, eco-friendly company that is completely changing the face of product design. Its core belief is that Nature is the best designer…
Biomedia, Computing Art, Interviews
HELEEN BLANKEN, and the aestheticization of nature
Nature and culture were for centuries regarded as opposites and held as separate spheres. Within the last century, this view slowly shattered and shifted to…
Lecture performance: ‘Sounds Too Many’ by Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza
In the framework of TBA21-Academy, Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza is giving her lecture-performance Sounds Too Many. The performance puts the ocean at centre stage at a time when sound…
Performance: CRYSTAL/the mental body of menthol
SAVE lab is an art-science laboratory located at Moscow State University in a basement that in the past was a bomb shelter. Julia Borovaya, one…
Biofabricate, Biomedia, Op & Ed
Maurizio Montalti and MOGU, bringing the biotechnological revolution, by Živa Brglez
Transdisciplinary, research, creativity, collaboration, bio-… there are just some of the keywords that pop-up very often, maybe too often, when we are talking about contemporary…
Exhibition: ‘SPARE PARTS’ at London Science Gallery
The SPARE PARTS exhibition at the Science Gallery London is now open and will run until the 12 May 2019. As traditional for the gallery,…
Biomedia, Curators, Interviews
MARKUS REYMANN, new artistic horizons for our seas and oceans
From the 10,000 meter deep Tonga Trench and the threatened coral reefs of Jamaica to the coastal city of Kochi, India and the famously water-crossed…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, Interviews
FELIPE OSORNIO, linking art to the body, disease, and death
Firstly born in Querétaro, Mexico in 1991 and reborn again in 2017, Felipe Osornio is the only performance artist with three kidneys. Working under the…
Biomedia, Interviews, Thinkers
MARIO SAVINI, enriching the bio-ethical debate in the field of biomedia
Mario Savini (PhD, University of Teramo) is an independent scholar, art critic and journalist interested in art, science and new technologies. Until 2009 he directed…