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…
DASHA LOYKO, in between science and fiction, romance and self-projection
Dasha Loyko (b.1995 Minsk) is an artist and writer currently based in London. Having only just graduated from the Royal College of Art, she has…
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,…
30D Records, on techno encouters and what lies beyond us
“Are you awake? You were talking recently about the meaning… of our… life… unselfishness of art… Let’s take music… music miraculously penetrates into the very…
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…
Exhibition: ‘Ways to Listen: Art and Sound Practices in Mexico’, Laboratorio de Arte Alameda
“Modos de Oír: Prácticas de Arte y Sonido en México” –’Ways to Listen: Art and Sound Practices in Mexico’– explores sound inspiration for artistic production,…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, Interviews, Key Artists
ORLAN, beyond any conception of the body
There aren’t any artists that have explored matters concerning beauty and aesthetics of the body so profoundly as ORLAN has. The French performance artist does…
Biomedia, Body Sculptures, News
Conference: TTT18 and “Interstellar bodies and stories” in Mexico City
The third international interdisciplinary conference “Taboo – Transgression – Transcendence in Art & Science” will take place on 11-13 November 2018 in Mexico City,…
ThoughtWorks Arts Residency: Leveraging Corporate Resources for Art & Social Change
ThoughtWorks in New York has created an ambitious arts residency selecting artists to engage with socially relevant projects using emerging technologies. They also sponsor Art-A-Hack™…
Computing Art, Interviews, Scout & Trends
MARTIN CALVINO, conveying scientific knowledge in artistic form
Martin Calvino is an artist with a scientific background who is “enthusiastic about placing himself in situations in which the artistic mind can surprise…
Biomedia, Computing Art, Interviews, Scout & Trends
GREG ORROM SWAN, A Measure of Minerality
When Greg Orrom Swan muses that he is “absorbed by the minutiae of the everyday,” he captures succinctly the question that this magazine has…
Exhibition: ‘Biolace’ by Carole Collet at museum Texture in Kortrijk
Carole Collet, Professor in Design for Sustainable Futures at Central Saint Martins, London -and previously featured in CLOT Magazine- has been conducting research that blends…
Installation: The IMMORTAL HeLa at UnTOUCHABLE Art Festival
The HeLa cell line is an immortal cell line that is used in almost every molecular biology lab. HeLa cell line is remarkable because…