Published 11 September 2023 by Klara Debeljak

Projekt Atol in Ljubljana hosted this summer an event of Live Action Role-Play, experiencing new ways of living and building communities in the context of a changing planetary ecology.

Published 6 June 2023 by Rob La Frenais

The "Ocean-Space-Ocean" symposium at ISEA 2023 brought together artists and researchers to question the role of the oceans in planetary balances and the perspectives offered by marine biodiversity in the ecological transition.

Published 10 April 2023 by Rob La Frenais

On April 6, the Aerocene community attempted a world record for a solar balloon flight, near Maintenon, France.

Published 22 March 2023 by Julian Chollet

"The Soil Assembly" at the Kochi Biennale (India)is about the (bio)diversity and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Makery was there.

Published 1 March 2023 by Vit Bohal

The essay Synthetic Becoming explores the new molecular commons, in which myriad vectors connect our bodies with human industry, the consumer habits of other people and the material state of our lived environment.

Published 12 October 2022 by Rob La Frenais

‘More Than Living’ opened on September 27 at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris. It was a complex, multi-faceted and ambitious project on several levels. The exhibition is visible until October 22nd. Makery attempted an overview.

Published 31 August 2022 by Maya Minder

This year, Documenta Fifteen claimed to be different from previous editions, and after the consequences, there will never be one like it again. Makery was there.

Published 30 August 2022 by Annick Bureaud

Inaugurating an ambitious three-year program, the More-Than-Planet exhibition is now on view at the Old Observatory of Leiden (Netherlands) though December 31, 2022.

Published 5 June 2022 by Rob La Frenais

In parallel to their new exhibition 'Hackers, Makers, Thinkers - Collective experiments in social fermenting', a two days event was proposed at Art Laboratory Berlin.

Published 16 February 2022 by Maya Minder

A two-week Bachelor of Design class at the University of Nîmes (France), initiated by artist and academic Lucile Haute, experimented with biofabrication using kombucha cellulose, novel material.

Published 9 February 2022 by Dare Pejić

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.

Published 23 December 2021 by Elsa Ferreira

At the Center for Art and Mental Health in Copenhagen, Ida Bencke, Birgit Bundesen and Nazila Kivi organized writing workshops and an exhibition around the theme of maternity.

Published 14 September 2021 by Rob La Frenais

In Airship Dreams: Escaping Gravity exhibition and publication, artist Mike Stubbs explores Britain’s Imperial Airship programme, as well as reflecting on our sense of place, belonging and ownership of our society and its direction.

Published 1 September 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Adam Zaretsky’s last essay in his summer series of speculative texts is a letter to Lulu and Nana, the controversial "CRISPR babies" born in November 2018.

Published 19 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Adam Zaretsky's fourth essay in his summer series of speculative texts proposes a "Philosophy of the Biological Bedroom, or a Prelude for Transgenic Humans".

Published 6 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Third essay of Adam Zaretsky' summer series of speculative texts regarding contemporary biotechnological research.

Published 2 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Second essay of Adam Zaretsky' summer series of speculative texts based on his own artistic practice and the ethical and philosophical questions he raises regarding contemporary biotechnological research.

Published 23 July 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Makery invites Adam Zaretsky for a summer series of speculative texts on the ethical and philosophical questions regarding contemporary biological research.

Published 14 July 2021 by Roland Fischer

For five months, Kunsthaus Langenthal in Switzerland is being transformed into a H.o.Me. – Home for obsolete media. Last week to visit the exhibition.

Published 17 June 2021 by Rosemary Lee

Rosemary Lee proposes an essay on resilience as a critical approach to technology.