BioArt Laboratories and MU are proud to announce a lecture by John O’Shea, a UK based artist/researcher/producer, working with unconventional materials and social structures to create new and experimental approaches to art-making. Known for his Pigs Bladder Football, grown from living animal cells and Black Market Pudding, a completely novel, ethically conscious, food product; manufactured Read More …
Sunday 4 November 2012, 15.00-17.00 hrs.(tbc) Auditorium, Van Abbemuseum (entrance via museumcafĂ©!) Entrance: 5,- Euro. Baltan Laboratories and BioArt Laboratories proudly present a sunday afternoon session with artist/scientist Joe Davis (US), College Tour style. This session is part of Shaking Science, a series of events in November, where life science meets society and society meets Read More …
Discovery Festival is a unique night-festival that revolves around the rush you get when you discover new things. New science, new art, new music! Friday 28 Sept. 1 festival, 1 night, 3 cities. The feeling for music, where does this feeling come from? Is it related to the mechanics, shape and inner-workings of our hearing Read More …
Like mentioned in Part 1: Opening BioArt Lab the opening was a success, with over 100 people who visited the exhibition and 85+ people attending the talks we couldn’t have asked for more! Especially the final presentation by Oron Catts was a real eye opener and showed the true potential of a research laboratory where Read More …
Designer Jannis Huelsen collaborated with a polymer company in the production of a genetically modified bacterium that produces artificical cellulose material. For those of you who are like me (not so technical…): it means that this bacterium can produce a material that is biodegradable and very much looks like human skin! Its name: xylinum. Read Read More …
If only it were real! London based photographer Oli Kellet invented a surreal fantasy Eastern European country that presents an Olympic team of athletes born and bred to win gold. The characters of team Vodkovia are all proportioned in a way matching their Olympic sport. You can take a look at this photograph series on Read More …
The rather mysterious Indie film collective N1ON put an intriguing trailer on vimeo with images of a world that seems like a cross over between Blade Runner and Steven Spielbergs future films. It appears that the makers will produce a short film of around 12 minutes, but when and where it will be boradcasted this Read More …
