Exhibition: Daejeon Biennale 2018
“BIO” is the thought-provoking theme and title of the Biennale that will be taking place in Daejeon, South Korea, from July 17th to October…
Exhibition: ‘auto-màtic’ at Arts Santa Mònica in Barcelona
Arts Santa Mònica is a former Renaissance convent in the heart of Barcelona’s La Rambla, converted into a multi-disciplinary art centre with a special…
CLOT Magazine recommends: JULY
Curating Digital Art, Town Hall Hotel London, 10 July 2018 Hans Ulrich Obrist, Jenna Sutela and Ben Vickers presenting an evening of inquiry into…
XXII Milano Triennale: Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival
Starting on the 1st of March 2019 and concluding six months later on the 1st of September, the Triennale di Milano museum will be…
Computing Art, Digital Couture, News
Exhibition: Terrain by ABOVE & BELOW
Terrain is a solo exhibition presented by Studio ABOVE & BELOW. Taking place until 24th June at SET studio in Bermondsey it explores new…
Exhibition: ‘Artistes & Robots’ at Le Grand Palais in Paris
A delicate nickel apparatus like an astrolabe being fixed to their necks and fitted with animal membranes to record by interpenetration the apparition of…
Exhibition: Ian Cheng and Sondra Perry at Serpentine Galleries
This spring at the Serpentine Galleries two groundbreaking exhibitions are taking place: Sondra Perry’s Typhoon coming on, on view until 20 May 2018 and…
Biomedia, Curators, Interviews
MARIANA PESTANA & RORY HYDE, ‘The Future Starts Here’
The Future Starts Here is the new major exhibition coming to the V&A Museum (London) this spring 2018. The Future Starts Here explores groundbreaking…
CLOT Magazine recommends: MAY
The Future Starts Here, Victoria and Albert Museum London, 12 May-4 November 2018 The new major exhibition coming to the V&A Museum (London) this…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, Interviews, Key Artists
LYNN HERSHMAN LEESON & Thomas Huber, anti-body or antibody?
“The immune system is a plan for meaningful action to construct and maintain the boundaries for what may count as self and other in the…
‘Deconstructing Patterns’, discovering the exhibition at The Crick
As CLOT Magazine announced a month ago, Deconstructing Patterns opened its doors at The Francis Crick Institute in London. The exhibition, which revolves…
Exhibition: ‘Deconstructing Patterns’, art and science in conversation
Biomedical researchers at the Francis Crick Institute in London have collaborated with various artists across disciplines to curate Deconstructing Patterns. This exhibition takes inspiration…
Exhibition: ‘Das New Yorker Atelier, Abridged’, Serpentine Galleries
American artist Wade Guyton (b. 1972) instead of a paintbrush uses digital technologies – iPhones, cameras, computers and Epson printers – as tools…
Exhibition: Harm van den Dorpel at Narrative Projects
(Algues Artificielles, 2017) Text by CLOT Magazine (Twitter @clotmagazine) There’s still time to catch Asking for a friend a new solo exhibition by Harm van…
Experimenta Makes Sense, by ika Posamari
Sometimes words are noise. Sometimes, people are noise. Sometimes, feelings are noise. Narrow your focus, concentrate. Feel the noise. Filter the noise. Turn the…
Exhibition: Monochrome: Painting in Black and White, The National Gallery
Text by CLOT Magazine (Twitter @clotmagazine) What happens when you find yourself in a room where all the sense of colour reduces to one? You…
Exhibition: Living Light: Photographs by Light of Bioluminescent Bacteria
‘Science provides new technologies, new materials, and other resources for use by artists. Creativity and art can lead science to look at matters differently….
Exhibition: John Akomfrah, ‘Purple’. The Curve, Barbican
British-Ghanaian artist and filmmaker John Akomfrah presents his latest commissioned work, Purple, at The Curve in Barbican Centre. The piece follows on the heels…
Exhibition: Nonhuman Networks
Art Laboratory Berlin is a non-profit exhibition and research platform established in 2006 by the artist Christian de Lutz and the art theoretician Regine…
Redefining Failure in a Technologically Aided Era, by Jung In Jung
[Rebecca Lieberman, Mnemograph, 2016, Artificial Retirement Flux Factory, NYC. Photo credit: Jung In Jung] Herbert Marcuse wrote that the “technological rationalisation” of society and culture rejects…