‘If a Tree Falls in a Forest’ by Katažyna Jankovska
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Commonly associated with the absence…
‘Parallel Worlds, the science of alternative universes & our future in the cosmos’ by Michio Kaku
In Robert Frost’s poem ‘The Road Not Taken’, he wrote about something which everyone has experienced, the idea that at certain crucial times in our…
Symposium: Embracing Uncertainty, MA Art & Science 10 Year at CSM London
MA Art and Science at Central Saint Martins is celebrating their tenth year with Embracing Uncertainty: MA Art & Science 10 Year Symposium on Friday,…
Biomedia, Digital Culture, News
Insight: on the return to Gaia, a look through art exhibitions exploring our relationship to planet Earth
Pioneering environmental artist Agnes Denes is back with a new major installation, forty years after her seminal work Wheatfield – A Confrontation (1982), when she…
Insight: fractals & healing in ‘Regeneration’ exhibition at Informality Gallery
Regeneration is often associated with spring, the appearance of new structures and new futures. However, regeneration can be spiritual as well. Running until 7 May…
Open call: The BAD Award 2022, exploring intersections among art, design and the (life)sciences
The Bio Art & Design (BAD) Award* aims to stimulate emerging designers and artists to delve into the world of bio art and design and…
Architectures, Design, News, Robotics & Kinetics
Call for applications: MFA in-studio programs at School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)
SAIC is one of the oldest accredited independent schools of art and design in the USA. Founded as the Chicago Academy of Design in 1866,…
‘Experimental Words: Where Poetry Meets Science’ by Simon Coates
The past fifteen years or so has seen the traditionally uneasy relationship between the realms of science and the arts undergo a series of changes,…
Open call: ‘Connect’ — artistic residencies at CERN and in scientific laboratories worldwide
Since 2014 CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva, and Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council have worked together to foster experimentation through the…
Online: Sonic Cellumonials, an online cellular ceremony for you and your microbes
Artist duo Baum & Leahy have co-created together with sound artist Sofie Birch, artist and designer Greg Orrom Swan and scientific advisors Oluf Borbye Pederen…
Biennale: ‘Bodies of Water’, the 13th Shanghai Biennale
Power Station of Art (PSA), the first state-run museum dedicated to contemporary art in mainland China, host Body of waters, the 13th Shanghai Biennale. Proposing…
Symposium: BOREDOM REBELLION at Science Gallery
Intending to support dialogue between science and art, and dedicated to enhancing a public engagement in such domains, Science Gallery is an international network linking…
Online concert: ‘Exploring Exoplanets Through Music’ by David Ibbett
The Science Museum of Virginia run experiential exhibits, programs, films, and interesting lab demos, among many other initiatives. They encourage discovery and generates ideas in…
Survey: The Serpentine’s Legal Lab is seeking opinion from artists, technologists & scientists
The Serpentine is making a big effort to set proper working frameworks for the art, science and technology disciplines with support from their artistic programmes…
Insight: Multiverse, an interdisciplinary concert series that combines music & science in live performance
The arts have always been about sharing. Subjective interpretations of shared experiences are displayed both for the artist themselves and also for an audience. In…
STEVE BISHOP, orchestrating the notions of everyday life
I came across Steve Bishop for the first time last year, when I visited his installation Deliquescing at KW Berlin which got under my skin…
‘A Sculpture for the Age of Corona Virus: Dancing on the Line Between Art and Scientific Discovery’ by Mara G. Haseltine
In 2006 I installed one of my largest sculptures to date, 12 meters in diameter, SARS Inhibited. The Sculpture is situated in a reflecting pool…
Open Call: The European Commission’s STARTS Prize 2020
From January 9 and until March 2, 2020 scientists, technologists, artists, institutions, labs, and companies can submit their lighthouse projects for the STARTS Prize 2020….
EMPTYSET, from the algorithmic to the architectural—filling the spaces between our ears
Can you automate the production of music? Can something intricate and moving be composed with the help of AI? For many, the almost invisible iterations…
BEATIE WOLFE, beaming music into space
Many contemporary artists have a hand in a range of disciplines which broadens their remit beyond their core set of influences and intentions, and for…