art and science

What does time mean to you? Is it the ticking of a clock? The rhythm of a dance? The oscillation of a cell?

In my previous blog post, I invited you on a virtual conceptual tour into the imaginary of The Living Room. Today I wish to dwell on the conception of care at museums and propose extending our sense of what it means to care beyond our inclinations to save at all costs. 

The sonic arts have long been fascinated with accessing and revealing phenomena unavailable to direct aural perception. Seeking above, under or altogether beyond our scope of auditory perception – pursuing cries of bats, tectonic rumble, and electromagnetic fields – or merely those sounds inaccessible due to the constraints of time and space, such as vast […]

A reflection on curating the Z-time digital exhibition during a COVID 19 lockdown

Submit your abstracts by December 17th for the annual meeting of the Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts (SLSAEu) in Copenhagen in June 2018, with the theme of GREEN (and the un-green…): http://green-slsa2018.ku.dk/ ‘Green’ is one of the most pervasive tropes of our time, and has been applied to domains ranging from environmentalism or politics […]

We’re looking for students who want to be part in a unique performance-experiment on the 28th of May and a preparatory workshop on the 20th of May. There are ten times as many microbial cells as human cells in our bodies. We are populated by bacteria, and they influence us on many levels – research is connecting […]