VICIOUS CYCLE
- Artistic Research on Climate Crisis
- Cammack Lindsey | Gülşah Mursaloğlu | Sybille Neumeyer


MATTER OF FLUX
- Artistic Research
- WhiteFeather Hunter | Lyndsey Walsh | Shu Lea Cheang with Ewen Chardronnet


Radyo Somatodelia
- Experiments in Sonic Animism
- Tad Ermitaño


HACKERS, MAKERS, THINKERS
- Collective Experiments in Social Fermenting
- Irene Agrivina | Interspecifics | Pei-Ying Lin | Cammack Lindsey | Constanza Piña Pardo | Rice Brewing Sisters Club


Archive


Nonhuman Subjectivities
- Aural Aquatic Presence
- Robertina Šebjanič
The exhibition offers a dialogue of agency and sentience in one of the ‘simplest’ of multicellular creatures: the jellyfish related to a human made machine. Another project discusses sound in marine systems, as well as the effects of human intervention on aural aquatic systems.
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Nature Cultures
- at the Alfred Ehrhardt Stiftung
- Brandon Ballengée | Katya Gardea Browne | Pinar Yoldas
The exhibition explores the interwoven fabric of both the human and nonhuman in the 21st century. The side effects of human technology intrude into every environment, altering the balance, and even the make up of what we once called nature. While ecological disaster…
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Nonhuman Subjectivities
- On Animals. Cognition, Senses, Play
- Rachel Mayeri | Maja Smrekar
The art projects discuss primates and the wolf-dog-human continuum: The instinct and the senses of the nonhuman are placed at the centre of artistic research, while aiming to translate the nonhuman cognitive ability by means of the performance, film and art science collaboration.
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Nonhuman Subjectivities
- The Other Selves. On the Phenomenon of the Microbiome
- François-Joseph Lapointe | Saša Spačal with Mirjan Švagelj & Anil Podgornik | Tarsh Bates | Joana Ricou
Various artistic projects discuss the complex microbial environment found on and within the human body as performance, living installation or image. The phenomenon of the microbiome brings forth many complex questions about human identity and our relation to our multiple selves.
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PROSTHESES
- Transhuman Life Forms
- Susanna Hertrich
The works of Susanna Hertrich reflect the phenomenon of prostheses as an extension of the human in the 21st century. In the context of the latest technologies and current developments in the field of neuroscience and biology, they presents new transhuman sensory extensions
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Growing Geometries
- Evolving Forms
- Theresa Schubert
The artist Theresa Schubert conducts research at the intersection of art, biology, and technology. Her artistic practice combines various media such as audiovisual installations, photography or work on paper which deals with the phenomena of nature not only as a source of inspiration, but as a material and critical process…
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bOdy pandemOnium
- Immersion into Noise
- Joseph Nechvatal
Joseph Nechvatal is a post-conceptual artist working in digital art. He is one of the most important pioneers of new media art, but at the same time makes use of ‘old media’ (painting and drawing) created through a use of custom artificial life software and computer robotics.
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[micro]biologies II
- πρωτεο / proteo
- Joanna Hoffmann
Joanna Hoffmann’s transdisciplinary works combine art, microbiology, physics and technology. Her use of multimedia installations, 3d stereoscopy, experimental video animation and other media explore the visualization of sub-atomic and molecular as well as cosmic space.
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[micro]biologies I
- the bacterial sublime
- Anna Dumitriu
Anna Dumitriu is well known for creating The VRSA Dress & and The MRSA Quilt which were made from so-called ‘superbugs’. To create those works she grew bacteria onto textiles and used natural and clinical antibiotics to create patterns (sterilised prior to exhibition).
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[macro]biologies II
- organisms
- Suzanne Anker | Brandon Ballengée | Maja Smrekar
This exhibition highlights the works of artists dealing with multi-celled organisms. Noteworthy is both the relationship of these organisms to us, and their roles as independent actors. The exhibition focuses on the works of three remarkable, internationally recognized artists
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[macro]biologies I
- the biosphere
- Katya Gardea Browne | The Center for PostNatural History | Mathias Kessler | Alexandra Regan Toland
For [macro]biologies I: the biosphere we have chosen four important international artists dealing with the structures and systems of our world. The exhibition focuses on the ecosystem and the biosphere with billions of life forms that interrelate with other systems.
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Synaesthesia / 4
- Translating, Correcting, Archiving
- Eva-Maria Bolz | Ditte Lyngkær Pedersen | Andy Holtin
Synaesthesia / 4: Translating, Correcting, Archiving presents works by Ditte Lyngkær Pedersen (DK), Eva-Maria Bolz (D) and Andy Holtin (USA). The exhibition devotes itself to selected artistic strategies for decoding the phenomenon of synaesthesia.
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Synaesthesia / 3
- History of the Senses
- Carl Rowe & Simon Davenport | Sergio Maltagliati & Pietro Grossi
History of the Senses deals with the phenomenon of synaesthesia from the point of view of art and media history. The two artistic positions refer back to different movements from the 20th Century giving the four-part exhibition series on synaesthesia a historical component
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Synaesthesia / 2
- Space and Perception
- Madi Boyd | Carrie C Firman
Inquiries into the nature of Space and Perception are the basis of Art Laboratory Berlin’s second exhibition in the Synaesthesia series. Synaesthesia, the experience of two or more sensory impressionsat the same time, is both an artistic paradigm and neurological phenomenon.
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Synaesthesia / 1
- The Orange Smell of November
- Barbara Ryan | Annette Stahmer
Barbara Ryan’s perceptions of the world are underpinned by her polymodal synaesthesia which in turn forms the foundation of her artistic work. The work of Annette Stahmer revolves around language, the relationship between voice and writing, palimpsests and synaesthesia.
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