Psychic Refuge: autonomy and self-healing in the work of Sophie Hoyle
Sophie Hoyle explores an intersectional approach to post-colonial, queer, feminist, critical psychiatry and disability issues.” The artist will be in Bourges in April.
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Makers’ Mobility: interview with Stephen Kovats from r0g Agency
MakersXchange examines mobility programs for makers to better understand their needs for a future pilot program. New interview with Stephen Kovats from r0g_agency for open culture and critical transformation.
Forms Of Ownership: Interview with Vienne Chan and Boris Oicherman
The Rencontres Internationales Monde-s Multiple-s was is held online from November 13 to December 6. Interview with Vienne Chan and Boris Oicherman from The Forms of Ownership.
Marco Barotti: electronic bio-mimicry for Mondes Multiples festival
From November 13 to December 6, for Mondes Multiples online festival, Berlin-based Italian artist Marco Barotti presents his work Clams, a commentary on water pollution and the ingenuity of ecosystems.
The Bat That Therefore I am – Exploring The Eye of the Other
As part of the Rencontres Internationales Monde-s Multiple-s in Bourges, France, we met the artists Daniela Mitterberger & Tiziano Derme on their work with bats and interspecies communication.
Art that removes humans from the top of the “food chain”: interview with Silvio Vujičić
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.
Leaky Bodies, Mourning Ecosystems and Sounding the Alarm on the Virus: The transgressive bioart of Margherita Pevere
The Rencontres Internationales Monde-s Multiple-s was to be held in Bourges from November 13 to December 6, 2020. But the confinement will have decided otherwise. Interview with Margherita Pevere.
Robertina Šebjanič, the artist who whispered into the ears of axolotls
Whether studying the regenerative abilities of the salamander or the myth of aquatic humans, the Slovenian artist is pushing the limits of life in order to rethink what it means to be human.
In tune with possible futures at Werkleitz festival
The MoveOn-Werkleitz festival, Germany, was celebrating 20 years of Emare artist residency program in medialabs. And disrupts entrenched habits by inviting migrants.