Quorum sensing, an investigative art science project by Helena Nikonole and Lucy Ojomoko, proposes smelling as potential detection activity to track diseases and becomes a (self)diagnosing tool.
Makery met with Giovanni Mori, author of 'Live Coding? What does it mean?', an ethnographical survey on an innovative improvisational approach (Arcane, 2020).
As part of the Rencontres Internationales Monde-s Multiple-s in Bourges, France, we met Silvio Vujičić, a Zagreb based artist who passionately explores materiality and temporality in his year-long art practice.
The PIFcamp 2020, organised in the Upper Soča valley, Triglav National Park, was this year restricted to 35 participants invited to tinker, hack and further develop their practice.
At this year’s PIFcamp, Ljubljana-based artist Tilen Sepič worked side-by-side with artist Luka Frelih, also a programmer and head of Ljudmila, Art and Science Laboratory.
Makery met Tad Ermitaño, a key figure in new media art in the Philippines and Southeast Asia, to discuss his experience at MusicMakers Hacklab, CTM's week-long collaborative laboratory.
Vuk Ćosić, one of the pioneers of Net.art, contemplates Ars Electronica through his personal rearview mirror.
Makery talked with Majken Overgaard from Catch and Laura Beloff from the Copenhagen IT University, the main organizers of the Summer camp 2019, happening between 12-16 August in Elsinore, Denmark.
Scott Kildall, new media artist based in San Francisco, works in the intersection between art and technology for more than 15 years.
The two-week long No School in the French region of Burgundy, animated the sleepy center town of Nevers.
Makery talked with media artist and designer Ted Davis during the closure day of No School Nevers, France, where he held a lecture and a workshop.
With his “Cloud Harp”, Nicolas Reeves explores clouds by making music. He spoke with Makery at Garden the Sky Water conference in Paris.
Before the first ever Electric Wonderland summer camp next september in Croatia, Makery interviewed Deborah Hustić from Radiona, the Zagreb makerspace.
At ”Garden the Sky Water”, an event organized from 12-15 June by Paris Region Arts&Sciences Chair, various disciplines discussed the burning issue of alternative water sources.
The Prix Ars Electronica is the oldest award in the field of electronic, interactive art and computer animation and is being bestowed since 1987.
Makery was in correspondence with the main organizers of the Catch Summer Camp 2019, happening between 12-16 August in Elsinore, Denmark.
The buzz around the legendary sound synthesizer EMS Synthi 100 of former Yugoslavia is still going strong since the instrument was restored in 2018. Svetlana Maraš shares her experience with Synthi.
“Imagine Earth as a Planet to Discover” is the slogan of "Exoplanète Terre", an initiative examining the relationship between technology, environment, arts and sciences.
