What makes us human? Interview with Paul Vanouse, Prix Ars Electronica 2019
Paul Vanouse is the winner of the Golden Nica in the category Artificial Intelligence & Life Art of Prix Ars Electronica 2019 for his installation "Labor". Interview.
by Marie Albert
Graduate of the Master 2 "Management of cultural organizations" of the University Paris Dauphine, Marie Albert accompanies and develops innovative projects at the crossroads of art and technology, for 10 years. In particular, she works on a European scale on the STARTS program (Science, Technology & the ARTS) of the European Commission. @marie_albe
Dirty Electronics: radical chips for a feral camp
John Richards, aka Dirty Electonics, shares his views on PIFcamp 2019, hacking and participatory projects.
Meet the organisers behind PIFcamp in Slovenia
Tina Malina & Uros Veber are the two co-organisers behind PIFcamp. They share with Makery their experience and vision of hacking camps.
Mona Jamois: “The foundation of a summer camp is a good playground”
From Summerlab in Nantes, France, to PIFcamp in the Soča valley of Slovenia, PiNG team member Mona Jamois shares her experiences and recipes for a successful summer camp.
“Spare Parts” shows biomedical research through the eyes of artists in London
The new Science Gallery London presents “Spare Parts”, an exhibition about repairing the human body and manipulating living things, through May 12.
In Eindhoven, the STRP festival questions our phobia of the future
From March 30 to April 7, the art&tech STRP festival took over a former Philips factory in Eindhoven. Report from the 2019 edition, dedicated to exploring scenarios for a positive future.