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Mark Harwood – Two Actors
CD – Penultimate Press The two initial voices of “The Fly Abstracted Death” converse over a seemingly disjointed, solemn, and slightly lopsided piano interplay that accompanies an equally eccentric black-and-white video populated by flying insects and a female hand flitting →
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edited by Mónica Bello – In the Spaces Between, arts at CERN. Transmission, Experience & Dialogues
dpr-barcelona, book, ISBN 978-8412494266, English, 288 pages, 2025, Spain Establishing Arts at CERN has been a courageous undertaking, as producing artworks within a programme directly linked to the world’s largest particle physics laboratory, consistently combining highly →
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Various artists – Sound of the Wetlands
CD – Gruenrekorder The SoundLapse project, promoted by the Universidad Austral de Chile, was born with the aim of connecting the characteristics of local fauna with the global issues related to the environment, culture, and sustainability. In this context, through →
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Surveillance Exclusion, ribbed lens to undermine face
The invisible intrusion of systems that quantify and record our faces has faced some boycott since the introduction of the first surveillance cameras, with people using masks, garments, and make-up techniques. Jip van Leeuwenstein’s sophisticated mask (“Surveillance Exclusion”)…
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edited by Gabriel Menotti and German Alfonso Nunez – Barbarian Currents: Half a Century of Brazilian Media Arts
Open Humanities Pres, book, ISBN 978-1785421433, English, 416 pages, 2025, UK History requires context to connect facts and events, and art history equally needs context to understand art movements, artists, and artworks. This →
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Florian Hecker – Natural Selection
CD – PAN The nine tracks Florian Hecker chose for Natural Selection reflect an approach based on highly specific methods of synthesis. Unlike previous works, the album’s unity is not conveyed through a linear narrative, but it rather develops as →
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Zero Range, dispositif of awareness
The devastating assault still underway in the Gaza Strip has produced harrowing images that have flooded our eyes, but in such abundance that they now seem almost normalised. Israeli artist and architect Eyal Landman, while completing his master’s degree in →
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Trevor Paglen – How to See Like a Machine: Images After AI
Verso Books, book, ISBN 978-1836742180, English, 192 pages, 2026, UK What do (machine) images mean for us today? Do they still ‘represent’ something, or have they begun to ‘activate’ something else? Trevor Paglen has devoted →
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Emiter – Electromagnetism of the City
CD – Cronica The fact that the cities ceaselessly pulsate, breathe, and transform is one of the founding insights of modernity. As early as 1926, with Le Paysan de Paris, Aragon—a surrealist writer and poet—rendered an image of the →
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Signal, the essence of voice frequencies
The simulation of voice has a long history, which has crossed very different techniques for simulating our vocal apparatus. From the purely mechanical, such as the Euphonia allegedly created in 1820 by the Austrian inventor Joseph Faber, using a piano, →