Text by Annique Cockerill You can see the foetus curled up in its perspex womb from the street outside Art Laboratory Berlin. It rests amongst
Text by Ania Mokrzycka An ever-changing and permeable configuration of ideas, agencies and knowledge, Fronte Vacuo could be defined as a radical exercise in interdisciplinarity
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Capturing the echoes and reverberations of human disturbances in the environmental cycles spiralling us into our current global climate crisis, Vicious
Text by CLOT Magazine The new exhibition at Art Laboratory Berlin, opening on March 3, Vicious Cycle, is based on the closed cycle of human-mediated
Text by CLOT Magazine Sonic Acts and the Utrecht University Centre for Global Challenges (UGlobe) are inviting applications for The Lives of Deltas x Overexposed residency programme
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Responding to the uses (and potential misuses) of biotechnology and the interwoven socio-political, biological, and cognitive connotations of their implementation, Membranes
Text by Juliette Wallace Fabrice Hyber is unique; artist, mathematician, entrepreneur, environmentalist and irrepressibly positive lover of life, Hyber has made a career of combining
Interview by Agata Kik Soojin Chang is a Glasgow-based non-binary artist of Korean descent whose multimedia art practice considers interpersonal, interspecies and industrial interdependencies. Inhabiting
Text by CLOT Magazine Today we are presenting the video documentation of CRYSTAL, a project by the art-science laboratory SAVE lab, created for the exhibition
Text by CLOT Magazine Membranes Out Of Order focuses on the practice of artists Margherita Pevere, Theresa Schubert and Karolina Żyniewicz. Bioart uses living materials
Text by CLOT Magazine S+T+ARTS, an initiative of the European Commission that explores the collaborative potential between science, technology and the arts, presented a cross-disciplinary
Text by CLOT Magazine The Galeria Municipal do Porto presents exhibitions that reflect on recent trends in contemporary artistic and discursive production; they aim to
Text by Juliette Wallace The “Decade of Restoration” (the title the United Nations gave to the last ten years of our ecosystems) has been rocky.
Text by Daniela Silva The majority of the world’s earliest cities were built along rivers because they were essential to the city’s survival. Rivers provide
Text by Meritxell Rosell Richard Mosse’s new immersive video installation, Broken Spectre, currently showing at 180 The Strand in London, sees the artist digging into
Text by Katažyna Jankovska Understanding of time depends on what is valued in time. Capitalism sustains itself on ideas of the future and the perpetual
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Art & Science Node, a Berlin-based platform for art, science, and technology intersections, in collaboration with the EU CHIC Innovation Consortium,
Interview by Piotr Bockowski Eryk Salvaggio’s most recent album release, Worlding, involves fungi manipulating the knobs of a specially designed synthesiser that intercepts fungal nervous
Interview Charlie Clark In Metamorphoses, Ovid tells tales of countless transformations undergone by Gods and mortals. Changing into flora and fauna, and sometimes back again,
Text by CLOT Magazine The Metabolic Arts Gathering explores art science and metabolism through a series of monthly meetings with readings, discussions, and art sharing
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