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Where i saw VR tapestry, learnt about Russian military deception and discovered that ravens are even smarter than i thought

Investigating everything from historical mugshots to Instagram posts, Helfand examines how the face has been perceived and represented over time; how it has been instrumentalized by others; and how we

I could try and sum up Tim Shaw‘s practice by saying that it focuses on the relationship between […]

Linke's exhibition scrutinises seabed mining and other forms of extraction and the effects they might have on marine life and communities

Matthieu Gafsou has spent 4 years researching transhumanism, a movement looking towards science and technology to drastically improve human cognitive, mental and physical performances

A duo of books explores how a technology born in a purely military context has found its place in every single aspect of our life

Documentaries, a demo of how to type on a screen with your mind and discussions about the ethical dimensions of a "super brain"

Moving from medical field to personal enhancement, from non-invasive methods to implanted devices, neurotechnology has the potential to radically change our brain and bodies, raising a series of

The cutting-edge research is given a human face and even if we don’t fully understand the processes at work, the pictures allow us to perceive how in this world of the tiniest particles the biggest

Outer space has presented itself as a contemporary condition where humanness is getting redefined. Are human beings in outer space human, technological or ecological?

How local and transnational acts of resistance are making use of technologies (such as drones) in order to monitor the impacts of extractive industries and develop micropolitical strategies

Several of the works are set in a microcosm where few human beings venture, a place remote from the rest of the world but which played an important role in human history: the Bikini Atoll

The work of designers, artists, cartographers, geographers, researchers and activists who create diagrams to tell inconvenient stories that upset and resist the status quo

Artist and researcher Paul O'Neill takes Dubliners and curious tourists on guided tours of the HQs, warehouses, data centers and other infrastructures the internet relies on

The French artist challenges the architecture of our perceptions

Black holes, dark matter, gravity, time, motion—these phenomena fascinate physicists and artists alike. Both strive to discover how they shape our world

Pip Thornton''s work explores linguistic capitalism and the economic, cultural and political effects of the monetisation of language by Google’s search and advertising platforms

In 2014, the designer compiled a Computer Virus Catalog. He's telling me about about the malware exhibition he co-curated in Rotterdam

A participative installation that imitates the functioning of machines and embraces human imperfections and errors started quietly enough but ended up causing controversy and censorship in Hungary

What happens to the design discipline when it has to evolve from a world where designers do wonders with (seemingly) unlimited resources and energy to a world where their creativity can only rely on