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... observes, tracks and catalogues people walking through the new Wellcome Wing at the Science Museum in London, UK. It explores the...

... with her collaboration with a research group led by Dr. Ken Wells, Professor-in-Residence of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences...

... Their new multimedia video installation "Cell Tango" at Wellesley College provides an intriguing glimpse into the brave new...

... reader and transmission software in Kingdom of Tonga and then Wellington, New Zealand and Roger Graham at Jayex Technology for his...

... and the brain. The work was produced in collaboration with Wellcome Foundation. The final work is a dream-like journey through a...

... art and science of ageing My part Funded £12,000.00 from the Wellcome Trust £10,000.00 from the Arts Council UK Inspired by...

What do computer errors sound like? In our everyday use of computers error messages are communicated without sound. Most likely you are presented with matter-of-fact information like, “Server Error. The server has encountered a temporary error and

... Three performers (Jeffrey Shaw, Theo Botschuyver, and Sean Wellesley-Miller) dressed in white overalls first brought in the...

A self made computer program mixes three colors very slowly per random: Red, Green, Blue. Thats the reason why the color compositon is never the same and never repeats. The colors are projected onto the white areas of the picture. The RGB series

Poetry Machine is mixing randomly two poems by William Blake: Little Girl Lost and Little Boy Lost. The poems are read out loud by the machine - every time the reading is launched, it may be different due to an algorithm responsible for using the