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Matter of Art?

Esther Porcelijn

Matter of Art?

An essay by Esther Porcelijn

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Mutating Systems, Bodies, and Perspectives

William Myers

Civilization is often regarded as a process of transforming raw material – what is found in nature – into culture and its accoutrements, from cities and musical scores, to cuisine and the rule of law. But of course, each ... More

Proposing a Dogme 95 Approach of Journalism

Stijn Postema

Artists, architects, theatre makers, musicians, they all can perform the act of journalism just as well as – and maybe better than – the ‘real’ journalists. Take for example Forensic Architecture, a London-based multidisciplinary collective with art exhibitions all ... More

Zach Blas – The Objectivist Drug Party \\\ Heather Dewey-Hagborg – Genomic Intimacy

Patricia de Vries

From May 11 to July 8 2018, MU presents The Objectivist Drug Party and Genomic Intimacy, two solo-exhibitions of the internationally acclaimed artists Zach Blas and Heather Dewey-Hagborg. The Objectivist Drug Party shows recent work of Zach Blas: the film Jubilee 2033 (2018), the latest ... More

A Non-Circadian Cadence

William Myers

For as long as humans have been compelled to coordinate, telling time has been an all-important enterprise. Technologies from sundials and calendars to maritime chronometers and atomic clocks burst forth to make it possible to do both the profound, such ... More

Et in Arcadia EGO: Addressing Cancer, Death and Immortality Using Science

Charlotte Jarvis, Hans Clevers

Charlotte Jarvis won the Bio Art & Design Award 2012 with her project Ergo Sum. Together with Hans Clevers she wrote Et in Arcadia EGO: Addressing Cancer, Death and Immortality Using Science that was published by The MIT Press in Leonardo, Volume ... More