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Challenging Substance at 'Radical Nature'1 comment

Angela wrote 3 months ago: Image: Tomás Saraceno, Flying Garden. Source: Liverpool Biennial Today (or rather yesterday, I shoul … more →

Tags: Events, Air, air architecture, airchitecture, aquatecture, Barbican, biorock, Blur Building, boundary crossings

The Cloud Project - Creating dialogue about nanotechnologies through ice cream clouds

Angela wrote 4 months ago: My thesis-writing related cabin fever got briefly interrupted today through a message from a friend … more →

Tags: Events, People, Dialogue, nanotechnology, nanotechnology and art, Royal College of Art, the cloud project

Natural Unruly Forms - An Evening of 'Creative Collaborations with Superorganisms'

Angela wrote 4 months ago: Image source: Exploring the Invisible Thanks to a friend who specialises in knowing about free thing … more →

Tags: Events, People, Art & Science, bacteria, bacteria art, bacterial designs, bacterial photobooth, germ painting, human non-human collaborations

Binds that tie.

Jason wrote 5 months ago: Connections between the physical aspects of reality and the mental ones must be electrical in nature … more →

Tags: Matter, power. energy, humanism, Atheism, Secular, humans, Mind, Body, Power

What is truth? Explorations of Word and Thought. p11 comment

Jason wrote 5 months ago: The nervous system provides our species, Humans, with the capacity to experience reality. Senses are … more →

Tags: Matter, Words, Language & Rhetoric., Thoughts, Thinking & The Mind., humanism, Atheism, Secular, humans, Mind, Body

Mind within Matter

Jason wrote 5 months ago: Human skulls are tight and confining containers used for housing the human brain. They encompass the … more →

Tags: Matter, Self, humanism, Atheism, Secular, humans, Mind, Body, Power

Hello from the Future - Will people drink Urameshi Soda?

Angela wrote 5 months ago: Mutablematter is back and blogging. And has just returned from the Future, as my band-mates call Jap … more →

Tags: discussion exhibits, interactive science exhibits, miraikan, museum of the future, National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, urameshi soda

Mutable Matter goes East

Angela wrote 6 months ago: Source: Miraikan I have taken my first ‘proper’ annual leave in five years to go on a tw … more →

Tags: Project Updates, miraikan, museum of emerging technologies, National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation

'Mixed Drinks for Modern Times' - The Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada1 comment

Angela wrote 7 months ago: Greetings from the road! Last week, I attended the AAG conference in Las Vegas where I talked about … more →

Tags: AAG las vegas, Atomic Bomb, atomic testing, Atomic Testing Museum, Las Vegas, Nevada Test Site

Brief musings on ‘elemental relations’

Angela wrote 8 months ago: Source: Royal Society of Chemistry/Murray Robertson Originally, I had just wanted to write a quick p … more →

Tags: Chemistry, Primo Levi, The Periodic Table, journey of atom, relating to matter, Murray-Robertson, visual elements

The Nano Song

Angela wrote 9 months ago: One of my participants (thanks, Lolo!) has just sent me this video. It is part of a ‘NanoTube … more →

Tags: nano humour, nano song, nanotechnology, nanotube

Subatomic Writing

Angela wrote 9 months ago: A friend of mine sent me this today (thanks, Richard!). Stanford University’s initials were wr … more →

Tags: electronic quantum holography, stm shenanigans, subatomic writing

Spilling beyond the edges - A morning of wading, crunching and groping through Cildo Meireles’ retrospective

Angela wrote 10 months ago: Source: Tate.org.uk Last Thursday, a friend (thank you, Simon!) ecstatically waved a catalogue of th … more →

Tags: cildo meireles, cildo meireles tate modern, matter space and scale, see-through fish

Creative Methods Workshop2 comments

Angela wrote 11 months ago: This week I attended a workshop on creative methods run by David Gauntlett (for the ESRC as I found … more →

Tags: Project Updates, hands-on research methods, lego serious play, creative methods, plasticine modelling as research method, material agency

The material as co-artist - Visiting Roger Hiorns' 'Seizure'

Angela wrote 1 year ago: This Saturday, I managed to visit three art exbitions in five hours. The first one was Roger Hiorns … more →

Tags: Matter, Seizure, Roger Hiorns, non-human agency

Image of the Week: 'Nanobama'

Angela wrote 1 year ago: Source: www.nanobama.com Check out the Nanobama to see how it was made. It is also interesting to se … more →

Tags: nanobama, nano art, nano imagery, Sci-art

Atomic Opera

Angela wrote 1 year ago: Image source: The Times Online What is in the cinema at the moment and might be related to this blog … more →

Tags: doctor atomic, doctor atomic met hd, doctor atomic world screening

Bob Verschueren - Elemental Creativity & Vegetable Atoms

Angela wrote 1 year ago: copyright: Bob Verschueren When I went to the Atomium, I came across a catalogue by the artist Bob V … more →

Tags: Bob Verschueren, atoms of greenery, atomes de verdure, elemental creativity, vegetable atoms, atomium art

Folding@Home

Angela wrote 1 year ago: Source: Wikipedia There are quite a few ‘@home’ projects out there: SETI@home, LHC@home, … more →

Tags: Folding@home, protein imagery


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