The active role for culture in a divided nation
A surprising number of people have said to me lately that they don’t know any Leave supporters at all. So I
Art, Science, Technology & Society
A surprising number of people have said to me lately that they don’t know any Leave supporters at all. So I
The ‘Critical Issues in Outer Space’ session at the Association of American Geographers’ huge Annual Meeting in San Francisco last
In the dunes of White Sands desert, on Sunday 8th November 2015, for the first time in the world,
A couple of recent interesting blog posts have picked up on my War at the Speed of Light: artists and drone
“We call it in, and we’re given all the clearances that are necessary, all the approvals and everything else, and
Looking out towards Trinity Ground Zero (20 miles away), New Mexico My first trip to the States, in 1997, was
Many adjectives have already been wielded to describe this year’s documenta, “earnest”, “grim”, “despondent” and “concept-less” among them. Certainly, there
Yahoo. 2012! What’s coming up this year in the art/science world? Here’s a highly subjective list of things I’m looking
Agnes Meyer-Brandis, We Colonised the Moon, Andy Gracie, Leonid Tishkov, Liliane Lijn, Sharon Houkema FACT, Wood Street, Liverpool 16 December
In a deliciously candid symposium at Iniva yesterday, Raphael Chikukwa, curator of the Zimbabwe Pavilion at the Venice Biennale this
Today is the last day of the 62nd International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Cape Town, South Africa. The IAC is
Day 2 at the Royal Society’s meeting on science democracy. Finally, the issue of interdisciplinarity was raised by Stephen Hillier from
This week I’ve been at the Royal Society’s international meeting on science diplomacy. What is science diplomacy? Most people here seem
Tehran blog – Friday and Saturday My Iranian visa came very late, so the others – this is a visit
I attended the first in a series of Arts & Ecology Exchanges at the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) on