IKLECTIK, the self-funded creative platform founded in 2014 in South London that showcases contemporary art, experimental music and artistic critical practice, presents the Otherness festival.
How do we conceptualise our body? It once was customary to derive a person’s identity from their inalienable bodily “constants” of gender and race, but
Transhumanism is a global scientific and philosophical movement whose followers seek to achieve a radical enhancement of humanity’s physical and intellectual capacities and strive to
Manege Central Exhibition Hall continues its series of discussions as part of the NEW NOW, an international online platform. NEW NOW is a forum for
On October 6 to 10, 2021, liquidators, scientists, experts and representatives of public, state and cultural institutions of Ukraine, the USA, Canada, Finland, Germany, Great
Art Laboratory Berlin presents Paired Immunity, an exhibition that presents two works by bio artist Marta de Menezes and her partner, the immunologist Luís Graça.
In this second part about how the Chernobyl accident impacted not only the lives of millions of people, we will explore the consequences that the
NEW NOW is an international online platform for exchanging ideas about and interpretations of reality and for research on the present moment. NEW NOW is
Last Saturday, the international interdisciplinary online conference Under the Viral Shadow Art Laboratory Berlin (ALB) explored various networks – biological, cybernetic and social – also in light
More than 35 years have passed since the Chernobyl accident, but its consequences remain the subject of discussion in the world scientific community today. According
On Saturday, April 26 1986, at the No. 4 reactor in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, near the city of Pripyat in the north of
We live in a new era of interaction. The outcome of the pandemic has introduced a new relationship between artworks and spectators that goes not
NONDUAL by Albert van Abbe is an audiovisual installation which utilizes generative audio and visual technology to create an extended, abstract and boundless concert experience;
Machine Listening, a curriculum is a new investigation and experiment in collective learning instigated by artist Sean Dockray, legal scholar James Parker and curator Joel Stern
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