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IN CONVERSATION with the curators of Basquiat: Boom for Real
posted on 08.10.2017
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INTERVIEW with David Batchelor: Colour and Chromophobia
posted on 06.12.2017
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INTERVIEW with neuroscientist Adrian Owen: Into the Grey Zone
posted on 05.09.2017
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INTERVIEW with Linsey Young: Curating Rachel Whiteread
posted on 24.10.2017
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INTERVIEW with mortician Caitlin Doughty: From Here to Eternity
posted on 01.05.2018
in Death, Feminism
INTERVIEW with grave-garment designer Pia Interlandi
posted on 27.02.2018
in Death, Design, Feminism
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Design
INTERVIEW with grave-garment designer Pia Interlandi
posted on 27.02.2018
in Death, Design, Feminism
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Dystopia
Changing times in a contemporary dystopia: How does art respond to politics?
posted on 25.04.2017
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Exhibition
INTERVIEW with Phil Grabsky, director of Cézanne - Portraits of a Life
posted on 11.01.2018
in Exhibition, Film
IN CONVERSATION with the curators of Basquiat: Boom for Real
posted on 08.10.2017
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Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture and the Question of Distance
posted on 15.07.2017
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INTERVIEW with mortician Caitlin Doughty: From Here to Eternity
posted on 01.05.2018
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INTERVIEW with Phil Grabsky, director of Cézanne - Portraits of a Life
posted on 11.01.2018
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Sex Toy or Sculpture: The Gallery as a Clean, Well-Lighted Place
posted on 10.05.2017
in Feminism, Gallery, Sexuality
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Art, the Anthropocene, and the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40K
posted on 17.06.2019
in Gaming, Installation, Technology
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Genetics
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Future
posted on 28.09.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: Present Capabilities
posted on 10.08.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Past
posted on 11.05.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
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Art, the Anthropocene, and the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40K
posted on 17.06.2019
in Gaming, Installation, Technology
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Conversations on Art and Science: Part 1, The Question of Instrumentalisation
posted on 20.04.2018
in Instrumentalisation, Science
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INTERVIEW with quantum biologist Johnjoe McFadden
posted on 27.03.2018
in Interview, Quantum, Science
INTERVIEW with David Batchelor: Colour and Chromophobia
posted on 06.12.2017
in Colour, Interview, Theory
INTERVIEW with Linsey Young: Curating Rachel Whiteread
posted on 24.10.2017
in Curator, Interview, Sculpture
INTERVIEW with neuroscientist Adrian Owen: Into the Grey Zone
posted on 05.09.2017
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Conversations on art and science: Part 2, producing new knowledge
posted on 18.05.2018
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IN CONVERSATION with the curators of Basquiat: Boom for Real
posted on 08.10.2017
in Basquiat, Exhibition, Painting
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Protest, Process and Change: How the Provoke Movement Can Offer Lessons for Artists Today
posted on 08.03.2017
in Photography, Protest, Provoke
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Politics
Changing times in a contemporary dystopia: How does art respond to politics?
posted on 25.04.2017
in Dystopia, Politics, Process
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Process
Changing times in a contemporary dystopia: How does art respond to politics?
posted on 25.04.2017
in Dystopia, Politics, Process
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Protest, Process and Change: How the Provoke Movement Can Offer Lessons for Artists Today
posted on 08.03.2017
in Photography, Protest, Provoke
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Protest, Process and Change: How the Provoke Movement Can Offer Lessons for Artists Today
posted on 08.03.2017
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INTERVIEW with quantum biologist Johnjoe McFadden
posted on 27.03.2018
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Conversations on Art and Science: Part 3, Transforming Research into Art
posted on 24.08.2018
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The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Future
posted on 28.09.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
Conversations on Art and Science: Part 3, Transforming Research into Art
posted on 24.08.2018
in Research, Science
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: Present Capabilities
posted on 10.08.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
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INTERVIEW with Linsey Young: Curating Rachel Whiteread
posted on 24.10.2017
in Curator, Interview, Sculpture
Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture and the Question of Distance
posted on 15.07.2017
in Exhibition, Sculpture, Theory
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Sex Toy or Sculpture: The Gallery as a Clean, Well-Lighted Place
posted on 10.05.2017
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Art, the Anthropocene, and the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40K
posted on 17.06.2019
in Gaming, Installation, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Future
posted on 28.09.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: Present Capabilities
posted on 10.08.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
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Theory
INTERVIEW with David Batchelor: Colour and Chromophobia
posted on 06.12.2017
in Colour, Interview, Theory
Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture and the Question of Distance
posted on 15.07.2017
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The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Future
posted on 28.09.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: Present Capabilities
posted on 10.08.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Past
posted on 11.05.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
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Anna Souter
Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture and the Question of Distance
posted on 15.07.2017
in Exhibition, Sculpture, Theory
Sex Toy or Sculpture: The Gallery as a Clean, Well-Lighted Place
posted on 10.05.2017
in Feminism, Gallery, Sexuality
Changing times in a contemporary dystopia: How does art respond to politics?
posted on 25.04.2017
in Dystopia, Politics, Process
Protest, Process and Change: How the Provoke Movement Can Offer Lessons for Artists Today
posted on 08.03.2017
in Photography, Protest, Provoke
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- Cedric Bardawil
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Crystal Bennes & Tom Jeffreys
Conversations on Art and Science: Part 3, Transforming Research into Art
posted on 24.08.2018
in Research, Science
Conversations on art and science: Part 2, producing new knowledge
posted on 18.05.2018
in Knowledge, Science
Conversations on Art and Science: Part 1, The Question of Instrumentalisation
posted on 20.04.2018
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INTERVIEW with mortician Caitlin Doughty: From Here to Eternity
posted on 01.05.2018
in Death, Feminism
INTERVIEW with quantum biologist Johnjoe McFadden
posted on 27.03.2018
in Interview, Quantum, Science
INTERVIEW with grave-garment designer Pia Interlandi
posted on 27.02.2018
in Death, Design, Feminism
INTERVIEW with Phil Grabsky, director of Cézanne - Portraits of a Life
posted on 11.01.2018
in Exhibition, Film
INTERVIEW with David Batchelor: Colour and Chromophobia
posted on 06.12.2017
in Colour, Interview, Theory
INTERVIEW with Linsey Young: Curating Rachel Whiteread
posted on 24.10.2017
in Curator, Interview, Sculpture
IN CONVERSATION with the curators of Basquiat: Boom for Real
posted on 08.10.2017
in Basquiat, Exhibition, Painting
INTERVIEW with neuroscientist Adrian Owen: Into the Grey Zone
posted on 05.09.2017
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Art, the Anthropocene, and the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40K
posted on 17.06.2019
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Art, the Anthropocene, and the grim, dark future of Warhammer 40K
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The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Future
posted on 28.09.2018
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Conversations on Art and Science: Part 3, Transforming Research into Art
posted on 24.08.2018
in Research, Science
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: Present Capabilities
posted on 10.08.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
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Conversations on art and science: Part 2, producing new knowledge
posted on 18.05.2018
in Knowledge, Science
The Question of Human Genetic Engineering: The Past
posted on 11.05.2018
in Genetics, Science, Technology
INTERVIEW with mortician Caitlin Doughty: From Here to Eternity
posted on 01.05.2018
in Death, Feminism
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Conversations on Art and Science: Part 1, The Question of Instrumentalisation
posted on 20.04.2018
in Instrumentalisation, Science
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INTERVIEW with quantum biologist Johnjoe McFadden
posted on 27.03.2018
in Interview, Quantum, Science
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INTERVIEW with grave-garment designer Pia Interlandi
posted on 27.02.2018
in Death, Design, Feminism
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INTERVIEW with Phil Grabsky, director of Cézanne - Portraits of a Life
posted on 11.01.2018
in Exhibition, Film
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INTERVIEW with David Batchelor: Colour and Chromophobia
posted on 06.12.2017
in Colour, Interview, Theory
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October
INTERVIEW with Linsey Young: Curating Rachel Whiteread
posted on 24.10.2017
in Curator, Interview, Sculpture
IN CONVERSATION with the curators of Basquiat: Boom for Real
posted on 08.10.2017
in Basquiat, Exhibition, Painting
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INTERVIEW with neuroscientist Adrian Owen: Into the Grey Zone
posted on 05.09.2017
in Communication, Interview, Science
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July
Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture and the Question of Distance
posted on 15.07.2017
in Exhibition, Sculpture, Theory
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Sex Toy or Sculpture: The Gallery as a Clean, Well-Lighted Place
posted on 10.05.2017
in Feminism, Gallery, Sexuality
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April
Changing times in a contemporary dystopia: How does art respond to politics?
posted on 25.04.2017
in Dystopia, Politics, Process
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March
Protest, Process and Change: How the Provoke Movement Can Offer Lessons for Artists Today
posted on 08.03.2017
in Photography, Protest, Provoke
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