Text by Tuçe Erel Swamps and birds go together; when the swamp disappears, so do the birds.Annie Proulx’s Fen, Bog, and Swamp As Pauline Doutreluingne
Text by Daniela Silva There is a quiet clarity in the way Eric-Paul Riege, a Diné/Navajo artist, approaches material. Before anything becomes art, before it
Text by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly There is a prevailing notion that art and science are wholly separate fields. One discipline is seen as rooted in
Text by Lyndsey Walsh The clattering of typewriter keys accompanies a rhythmic emergence of a written addressal by the artist Corinne to their audience in
Text by Jacobo Garcia Semibreve reached its 15th edition this year, a symbolic threshold that speaks of maturity: a festival that knows what it is,
Text by Caterina Avataneo Scorpio season has knocked once again, boosting Halloweenish taste for velvet, candlelight, and gloom. As per tradition, bookshops go goth, stacking
Text by Dom Stevenson Immersive listening, unwavering curation, and an intangible fabric of community –the kind that only a late return to the Hotel Forum
Text by Tamar Torrance From the outset, Gill Gatfield’s Habeas Corpus casts the body as arbiter and object: both the first point of contact and
Text by Mila Azimonti There’s hardly anything neutral about adding visuals to a music performance. Images never merely “adorn sound” — research shows as much.
Text by Patrick Tanguay The MUTEK AI Ecologies Lab concluded with a public presentation and mini-conference at the MUTEK Forum, themed “Radical Rituals.” In the
Text by Juliette Wallace By descending into one’s inner depths, one encounters the future – Rilke Technology and the accelerating development of AI are having
Text by Jacobo García Our contemporary life is wholly embedded in screens; there is a screen on the treadmill in the gym, multiple screens in
Text by Eleni Maragkou Sometimes, a simple encounter can leave an indelible mark. One fleeting convergence can linger long after it has passed – a
Text by Dom Stevenson The Noise Went On, The Cup Was Dropped, The Speakers Were Stretched, The Bells Were Rung, The Building Shook, And The
Text by Leoni Fischer A lady dressed in elegant black poses on a white pedestal amid a fantastical nature. Tall flower spikes rise from large
Text by Patrick Tanguay In one corner of the building, three rooms with people at keyboards, some in animated discussion. While they might appear to
Text by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly Science has a curious tension: it is simultaneously the most inaccessible and accessible field of academia for the general public
Text by Patrick Tanguay As AI systems proliferate globally, their environmental footprint grows alarmingly [1]. Data centers powering these technologies consume electricity equivalent to small
Text by Juliette Wallace Art Laboratory Berlin, one of the city’s first dedicated art/science spaces, never fails to produce fascinating, stimulating and often rather special
Text by Elspeth Walker Our realities are often split between the physical and digital worlds, with the surfaces of both determining how we encounter life.
