Author name: Gregor Tatschl

During lockdown, Leonardo and S+T+ARTS collaborated to exchange and reflect, together with their wider communities, on how COVID-19 is impacting Art-Science/Art-Technology innovation and co-creation, and how they can support new connections and collaborations. The topics covered included: Global response to climate disaster Lens on the non-human – how are we addressing consumption, right of the

Founded by the artists Maria Almena, Oliver Gingrich and Aphra Shemza, ART IN FLUX is a charitable organisation committed to furthering the development of the media arts community in the UK. Through talks events, performances, workshops and exhibitions, FLUX brings these ideas to the wider public – providing a fluid platform to discuss strategies, processes

Together with Studio Samira Boon, Waag’s Textile Lab is organising the second meetup for LABS: Future Interiors. The speakers for the second symposium within the series of three will be announced soon. How can we make our indoor climate healthier by developing new materials from living organisms? And what role can designers and architects undertake to contribute to

Modern biotechnology is developing very quickly. In Prometheus’ footsteps, we use new biological tools to transform our healthcare and wellbeing. In the future, researchers may develop personal medications and therapies that stop us feeling fatigue or pain, or babies with the DNA of three people that may have been made resistant to COVID19. But these

THIS IS A SOCIALLY DISTANCED EVENT IN LONDON Expanded Animation at Ars Electronica presents Synaesthetic Syntax: Sounding Animation / Visualising Audio, a one-day symposium that brings together animators, musicians, artists, technologists and academics to discuss the interrelationships between audio and animation. Papers cover topics such as synaesthetic connections between sound and image, the role of