Biennale 2019: Art and Science Biennale 2019: Art and ScienceBy Irene Daum on September 4, 2019Numerous projects of the 58th Venice Biennale are dedicated to science-related themes.
On Critical Theory and its approach to Art On Critical Theory and its approach to ArtBy Walther Müller-Jentsch on August 24, 2019
Cordula Hesselbarth: Scientific Illustration and Theory of Sensory Perception – Part 2 Cordula Hesselbarth: Scientific Illustration and Theory of Sensory Perception – Part 2By Peter Tepe on August 23, 2019
Before Comprehension comes Intuition Before Comprehension comes IntuitionBy Brigitte Boothe on June 17, 2019
Silvia Stocchetto: Forms in Nature Silvia Stocchetto: Forms in NatureBy Irene Daum on February 21, 2019
Ira Seidenstein: Clowning and Academia – Part II Ira Seidenstein: Clowning and Academia – Part IIBy Anna-Sophie Jürgens on February 20, 2019
Cordula Hesselbarth: Laws of nature seen though art Cordula Hesselbarth: Laws of nature seen though artBy Peter Tepe on February 12, 2019
Artistic research between language and aesthetics Artistic research between language and aestheticsBy Fernand Hörner on January 22, 2019
Concerning the first w/k Exhibition Concerning the first w/k ExhibitionBy Peter Tepe on January 10, 2019
Ira Seidenstein: Clowning and Academia – Part I Ira Seidenstein: Clowning and Academia – Part IBy Anna-Sophie Jürgens on January 8, 2019
Barbara Herbert – Pompeji Out of the Dark Barbara Herbert – Pompeji Out of the DarkBy Irene Daum on November 20, 2018
Venice Biennale 2017: Art and Science Venice Biennale 2017: Art and ScienceBy Moritz Niehues on October 10, 2018
Thomas Schönauer: Science – Technology – Critique of linear thinking Thomas Schönauer: Science – Technology – Critique of linear thinkingBy Irene Daum on September 27, 2018
