Words by CLOT Magazine On Wednesday, 18 January at 7pm, artist Nicole L’Huillier and Head of Arts at CERN Mónica Bello will be in conversation
Text by CLOT Magazine Since 2019, Arts at CERN and HEAD–Genève have been co-organising annual symposiums. The first edition titled Science meets fiction, Re: View from Nowhere brought
Text by CLOT Magazine Black holes, dark matter, spiral nebulae, exoplanets, gravitational waves, the big bang, the multiverse… The countless objects and cosmic phenomena that
Text by CLOT Magazine Arts at CERN focuses on the interactions between artists, scientists and engineers around the Laboratory’s rich culture through residency programmes, art
Interview by Ana Prendes Icelandic artist Sigurður Guðjónsson blends moving imagery and sound to create experiences built through the intimate observation of matter. Investigating cameras,
Since 2014 CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva, and Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council have worked together to foster experimentation through the
Text by CLOT Magazine The symposium Re: View from Nowhere, organized jointly by HEAD Spaces and Communication, Arts at CERN, and Metahaven is taking place on 26th November 2020.
Text by CLOT Magazine Arts at CERN and the city of Barcelona are launching a joint collaboration through the Collide International residency award. For the
Text by Ariane Koek We are older than the Earth itself. When he heard these words from a physicist at CERN, the German artist Anselm
Symmetry is a new residency programme launched to foster interdisciplinary exchange between artists and scientists working or living in Chile and Switzerland. It combines the residency of
Interview by Lidia Ratoi Yunchul Kim lives between Berlin and Seoul. He creates art somewhere in the boundary between technology, chemistry, physics, robotics, astronomy and
Dawns, Mine, Crystal, Yunchul Kim, Korean Cultural Centre London, 18 September – 3 November 2018 The Korean Cultural Centre, London (KCCUK) presents Dawns, Mine, Crystal, the first UK
Text by Meritxell Rosell The materiality of nature is seen through a digitalised scientific and technological glass. That’s how UK-based Semiconductor approach their practice. Semiconductor
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