Published 31 May 2022 by Cornelia Sollfrank

“From Commons to NFTs” is an (expanded) writing series initiated by Shu Lea Cheang, Felix Stalder & Ewen Chardronnet. Fifth text by Cornelia Sollfrank.

Published 30 April 2022 by Denis "Jaromil" Roio

“From Commons to NFTs” is an (expanded) writing series initiated by Shu Lea Cheang, Felix Stalder & Ewen Chardronnet. Fourth text by Denis "Jaromil" Roio.

Published 28 February 2022 by Yukiko Shikata

“From Commons to NFTs” is an (expanded) writing series initiated by Shu Lea Cheang, Felix Stalder & Ewen Chardronnet. Second text by Yukiko Shikata.

Published 31 January 2022 by Felix Stalder

From Commons to NFTs is an (expanded) writing series initiated by Shu Lea Cheang, Felix Stalder & Ewen Chardronnet. First text by Felix Stalder.

Published 23 December 2021 by Elsa Ferreira

At the Center for Art and Mental Health in Copenhagen, Ida Bencke, Birgit Bundesen and Nazila Kivi organized writing workshops and an exhibition around the theme of maternity.

Published 24 November 2021 by Rob La Frenais

In the framework of the ART4MED program, designer and film maker Emilia Tikka collaborates with artist and reindeer herder Leena and Oula Valkeapää to question biomedical enhancement and posthuman survival. Correspondence.

Published 2 November 2021 by Ewen Chardronnet

Antre Peaux hosted the second (post-pandemic) opening of its new UrsuLaB: an artistic biolab dedicated to living things and ecologies.

Published 20 October 2021 by Ewen Chardronnet

Projekt Atol was hosting Modul@rnice by Bernhard Rasinger (New Jörg) and Václav Peloušek (Bastl Instruments) in Ljubljana. Makery discussed the project with Tina Dolinšek (Projekt Atol) and Václav Peloušek.

Published 12 October 2021 by Maxence Grugier

Kongo Astronauts was founded in Kinshasa in 2013 by Eléonore Hellio and Michel Ekeba. Their transmedia art practice includes performance, video and networked art.

Published 11 September 2021 by la rédaction

Designers Maud Bausier and Antoine Jaunard, co-founders of the Domingo Club in Barcelona, made a tempeh incubator that was awarded at this year’s Distributed Design Awards.

Published 25 August 2021 by Rob La Frenais

One of Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s most ambitious projects is due to be completed posthumously in September, the wrapping of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

Published 19 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Adam Zaretsky's fourth essay in his summer series of speculative texts proposes a "Philosophy of the Biological Bedroom, or a Prelude for Transgenic Humans".

Published 6 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Third essay of Adam Zaretsky' summer series of speculative texts regarding contemporary biotechnological research.

Published 2 August 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Second essay of Adam Zaretsky' summer series of speculative texts based on his own artistic practice and the ethical and philosophical questions he raises regarding contemporary biotechnological research.

Published 1 August 2021 by Cherise Fong

It all started with 24.5 tons of used household plastics—collected and pelletized. Then one hundred Olympic podiums were 3D-printed in just 20 days.

Published 23 July 2021 by Adam Zaretsky

Makery invites Adam Zaretsky for a summer series of speculative texts on the ethical and philosophical questions regarding contemporary biological research.

Published 14 July 2021 by Roland Fischer

For five months, Kunsthaus Langenthal in Switzerland is being transformed into a H.o.Me. – Home for obsolete media. Last week to visit the exhibition.

Published 4 May 2021 by Sandrine Lambert

French socio-anthropologist and digital art critic Jean-Paul Fourmentraux talks about techno-critical hacktivism through his recent book "antiDATA: digital disobedience".

Published 20 April 2021 by Xavier Fourt

The Feral Labs Network (2019-2021) releases this month the publication "Feral Labs Node Book#1: Rewilding Culture". Xavier Fourt from Bureau d'études collective proposes a speculative essay.

Published 29 March 2021 by Elsa Ferreira

From the heart of the waste processing plant in Ivry-sur-Seine outside Paris, Stefan Shankland has been documenting perpetual and inexorable mutations.