Terra Infirma: finding the ‘geo’ in geopolitics
‘Terra Infirma – experimenting with geo-political practices ’ was an academic workshop which was held in The Arts Catalyst’s Clerkenwell space.
Month: January 2012
Why I loved the Wikipedia blackout
Postscript (29.1.2012): Grateful thanks to those kind people who have revised our wikpedia entry so that it is no longer
Fringe technology and grey science (thoughts on the Samsung Art+ Prize)
The UK might be thought rather tardy in recognising the digital arts, given that the Samsung Art+ prize claims to
Human specimens: a labyrinth of morality, science and law
I was interested to see this debate come up in the media just before Christmas: Royal College of Surgeons rejects
A new art-science renaissance – in Texas?
The remarkable Roger Malina is – unsurprisingly – already shaking things up in his new role at the University of
2012: autonomous infrastructures, uneasy energies, and the machine wilderness …
Yahoo. 2012! What’s coming up this year in the art/science world? Here’s a highly subjective list of things I’m looking
Nicola Triscott 