Text by Robert Barry In 1965, a man sat on a chair with electrodes strapped to his head and performed a piece of music using
Text by David Rollinson It is difficult to think of a more intimate creative prosthesis than a laptop. Its innumerable functions and impeccable memory, around
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Text by Martyn Riley Every festival has its very own personality. A mix of curation, demographic, place and where it lies in history. This was
Text by Katherine Jemima Hamilton While Kwon’s undertaking is grandiose, it is not naive that she would believe in the power of technology to usher
Text by Ana Moriyón & Pablo Durán We find ourselves at a historic crossroads in which AI is becoming ubiquitous. Creations lack a discernible origin,
Text by Stefano Corbo The Letter Rack is a speculative exercise on the emergence of new spatial relationships once we stop thinking of future cities
Text by Corld Witizen When people think about Spain’s music scene in general, Valencia is one place that instantly pops into the mind of the
Text by Katherine Jemima Hamilton I first encountered Heesoo Kwon’s Leymusoom Universe in 2019 at her solo show Watertight Mesh in a basement gallery in
Text by Olya Karlovich I vividly recall my first Berlin Atonal. I bought tickets on the advice of more progressive friends without having clear expectations
Text by Robert Barry The city of Culiacán in north-western Mexico known for its hot summers, the beauty of its natural surroundings and a boisterous
Text by Juliette Wallace Close your eyes and picture the word “digital”. What does it look like to you? You may be imagining electricity, computer
Text by Daryl Worthington A bird sings like a synthesizer on ‘mana’, the opening track on Rosso Polare’s new album, Bocca D’ombra. The avian call
Text by Charlie Clark The South East coastal art scene has been particularly burgeoning over the past few years. With Margate rapidly becoming the new
Text by Piotr Bockowski The breeding ground for global industrial society, which forms our techno-womb, the People’s Republic of China inherited a profoundly patriarchal tradition,
Text by Juliette Wallace Fifty tonnes of sand, over 5,000 metres of reclaimed wood and a building’s worth of cement. These are the ingredients needed
Text by Katažyna Jankovska If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Commonly
Text 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
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
Text by Daniela Silva The number of architecture and design events occurring in cities worldwide has significantly increased during the past 20 years. The design
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