JULIUS HOLTZ, on the social weight of listening
25 Sep, 2026
Interview by Neshy Denton There is a domestic mystery to the way sound inhabits a room. Long before we attempt to parse a sequence of
Interview by Neshy Denton There is a domestic mystery to the way sound inhabits a room. Long before we attempt to parse a sequence of
Text by Stephen McLaughlin The atmosphere of political intrigue and conspiratorial thought especially since 2020 has led to many interesting projects interrogating the institutional capture
Interview by Daniela Silva Working across AI, hacktivism, and biosemiotics, Helena Nikonole develops a practice that moves between artistic speculation and infrastructural experimentation. Her projects
Text by Lyndsey Walsh Small as they are, the tiny watery worlds that make up Berlin’s urban network of ponds have a magnanimous role to
Interview by Rae (Mee-Jin) Tilly For most people who were not severely affected by COVID-19, the virus has left a lasting impression. What acutely consumed
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 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 CLOT Magazine Berlin Science Week 2025 will host a panel discussion for CHRYSALIS ARTISTS IN LABS, the new project by Art Laboratory Berlin,
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 CLOT Magazine Kraków has long been the city where Unsound festival unfolds its complex cartographies of experimental sound, and this October 7 to
Text by CLOT Magazine The London Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) once again will become a vessel for CTM Festival’s exploratory ethos from 4 to
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 CLOT Magazine Fermenting Textiles with Adama Séré, Laurence Douny, Regine Hengge, Pauline Agustoni, and Satomi Minoshima is a research project and exhibition at
Text by CLOT Magazine Water is the most abundant material on the planet. It comprises up to 73% of the human body and three-quarters of
Text by Eleni Maragkou A great club night or live set is often defined by its storytelling and worldbuilding, which are not merely sonic but
Text by CLOT Magazine Unsound Festival returns to Kraków from September 29 to October 6, 2024, embracing the bold and expansive theme of Noise. As
Text by Sarah Mackenzie & Maurice Jones The 10th edition of MUTEK Forum – MUTEK’s annual assembly and showcase of the future of digital creativity