I interact, therefore we are: Mediating relations between self and other in David Rokeby’s interactive art | Intellect Over his 40-plus years of professional practice, artist David Rokeby’s work in interactive art has explored diverse mechanics and dynamics of the human self-and-other dichotomy. This article reconstru...

Early access for Technoetic Arts subscribers! New online first articles 📖 Joshua Wodak on David Rokeby's interactive art
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Manual/manual: Working hands and instructional text in Michael Landy’s Break Down | Intellect Michael Landy systematically dismantled and granulated everything he owned, a collection of 7227 objects in all, in his 2001 art event Break Down. This process was guided by a purpose-written instruct...

Early access for Technoetic Arts subscribers! New online first article: 📖 Lindsay Polly Crisp on Michael Landy's "Break Down" doi.org/10.1386/tear...

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Reminder: Submissions for issue 2 of 2025 can be made until 15 February 2025. #art #technoetic #artscience

A close-up photograph of an artistic laboratory installation. The image shows circular petri dishes illuminated from above by specialized lighting equipment. The dishes appear to contain various cultures or organic materials, with one dish showing a crystalline or fungal formation glowing with a whitish-yellow hue. The setup includes metallic mounting hardware and support rails, giving it an industrial, scientific aesthetic. Shot from above at an angle, the image captures both the technical precision of the equipment and the organic nature of the specimens. Photo credit: Marte Vos, artwork by Saša Spačal.

In "Blood, Sweat and Tears: Kinning Otherwise through Art", Nora S. Vaage and Merete Lie explore possibilities of kinship with other species and plants through a molecular gaze: doi.org/10.1386/tear...

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Poster announcing the 2025 TTT conference in Ljubljana. Whie and yellow writing on black ground. TTT Taboo Transgression Transcendence in art & science, September 9-13, 2025, Kino Siska, Ljubjana. Deadline for proposals: December 31, 2024.

The Technoetic Arts special issue of the 2023 TTT Malta conference just entered the production stage and will be released in spring 2025. The call for the 2025 TTT conference just has been published. Head over to ttt-conference.org

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In "Paradox, cybernetics and infinite poetry", Robert Schumann’s 1839 piano work Humoreske serves author Kate Doyle as an initiation for an exploration of form, time and paradox. doi.org/10.1386/tear...
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2025 : Call for Articles

Technoetic Arts welcomes contributions between 5,000–7,500 words that focus upon the juncture between art, technology and the mind. Submissions for issue 2 of 2025 can be made until 15 February 2025. #art #technoetic #artscience

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The image shows the cover of Technoetic Arts 22.1 - a photograph from Saša Spačal's MycoMythologies exhibition looking from the top through an unidentifiable apparatus onto mycelium cultures in a lab setting.

Issue 22.1 of Technoetic Arts is out!!

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Cover of issue 21.2 of Technoetic Arts, showing an artwork by Allie ES Wist, on white background. From the Re/Making Plastiglomerates series © Allie ES Wist, 2019. The cover indicates the special issue on Women in Art and Science in a blue circle with white writing.

This is a table of contents - black and white writing on blue background. EDITORIAL by DALILA HONORATO and CLAUDIA WESTERMANN | Women’s agency in art and science CATERINA ANTONOPOULOU | Algorithmic bias in anthropomorphic artificial intelligence: Critical perspectives through the practice of women media artists and designers GABRIELA ACEVES SEPÚLVEDA | Re-enacting/mediating/activating: Towards a collaborative feminist approach to research-creation HUSSEIN BOON | Suzanne Ciani: The diva of the diode STYLIANI ANNA KLIMATSAKI and DALILA HONORATO | Taboo in world cinema: Female protagonists within incestuous relationships LUCIE KETELSEN | Reinterpreting the pretty picture: A speculative aesthetics of microscopy LOUISE MACKENZIE and KAAJAL MODI | BioDwelling: A participatory approach to living with living material ALLIE E. S. WIST | Anarchiving the Anthropocene: Waste and relationality LISA SCHONBERG, ÉRICA MARINHO DO VALE, TAINARA V. SOBROZA, FABRICIO BEGGIATO BACCARO | Cryptic insect soundscapes: Ecological sound art as a prompt for auralization

Coming soon. Here is a preview of the Women in Art and Science special issue of Technoetic Arts: https://ta.pubpub.org/pub/21-2-women

Cover image by Allie ES Wist, 2019.

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