(Image: Andy Charalambous, Paradox, 2012) In this talk, organised in relationship with James Clar’s sculpture, ALL EVERYTHING, 2014, installed on...
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Get to know yourself and others around you in a way you never expected. And don’t worry, it doesn’t involve...
Join the Drawing Life workshops and find out how the act of drawing can unlock the complex relationships at work...
Join UCL Art Museum, Dr Chiara Ambrosio and Dr Carole Reeves to explore the War, Art and Surgery exhibition at...
Art Historian Andrew Graham-Dixon examines Henry Tonks' remarkable watercolours documenting the facial injuries suffered by servicemen during the First World...
Connie Orbach writes: In 2050 the effects of climate change are being felt globally and it has finally made its...
Andy Franzkowiak, artistic producer of LAStheatre and The Enlightenment Cafe talks about his new immersive theatre event appearing in Docklands ...
New Atlantis is the latest Enlightenment Cafe immersive theatre project of LAStheatre. Running next week from 19-25th January 2015 at...
In a side street gallery off Brick Lane this Thursday evening, artists and scientists came together to present to a...
This isn’t just another way of imagining what future technologies can do for us. There are no promises that we’ll use...
Arts Experiment 2.0 was full of fun, thrills and variety; from fire jugglers to bagpipers, but slightly lacking in actual...
Digital resurrection is the replication of a person’s neuronal network onto a hard disk so their personality and memories are...
If scientific developments kept pace with science fiction imagineers we’d be living in a world of intergalactic space travel, teleportation...
Prof Susan Collins is a British artist with an interest in exploring emerging technologies through fine art. She is the...
In celebration of Arts Weeks at Imperial College, several societies were asked to work with an Imperial researcher to come...
Enjoying that cup of coffee? That'll be 21g of CO2 emissions, please. The sandwich is 40g, the crisps 15g, and...
Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomist The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace 04 May 2012 to 07 October 2012 I’ve already waxed lyrical...
Brains: The Mind as Matter Wellcome Collection, Euston Road, London 29 March 2012 - 17 June 2012 After my interest...
Today I had the chance to go along to the preview of this year's Kinetica Art Fair. I really can't...
Four Reasons Why Leonardo da Vinci was a Scientist First and Artist Second National Gallery 9 November 2011 - 5...
In issue 19 of I, Science, “Unexplored Worlds”, we feature the work of x-ray artist Hugh Turvey. The full interview...
Suzanne Lee: Senior Research Fellow at St Martin’s College of Art & Design Suzanne Lee used to work as a...
Power of Making Victoria and Albert Museum 6 September 2011 – 2 January 2012 There are three types of making:...
Sound, as you probably know, is the result of pressure waves travelling through the air. As the pressure wave enters...
The art of collaboration. Art Attack meets Science Communication in this boffins meet Buchanan epic work of art.
