Re-Connecting Art And Science. In Conversation With Victoria Vesna

Contemporary Lynx spoke to Vesna, a media artist and a professor, whose work explores how communication technologies can affect collective behaviour in relation to scientific innovation.

The Black Movement Project: An Interview with LaJuné McMillian

Longhi interviews McMillian, who recently created the "Black Movement Project", an online database of Black motion capture data and Black character base models.

Back And Forth Between Real And Virtual - An Interview With Daito Manabe

Tanni interviewed Daito Manabe, the versatile Japanese artist who made the video clip for Kazu, the singer of Blonde Redhead.

Theo Jansen on his passion for developing strandbeests into ever evolving creatures

Dutch scientist-turned-artist Theo Jansen talks about his continued commitment for strandbeests - the wind-propelled kinetic sculptures, its evolution, and aspirations for future.

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer on Seductive Participation and the Oppression of Metrics

Can an artist engage with surveillance technologies without being complicit in their uses for control and oppression?

Artist Farah Mulla uses sound to create art and as the medium for therapy

STIR investigates Farah Mulla’s experiments with aural experiences through her art installations, writing, and possibly cures that replace medical interventions.

Life in Video

Earlier this month, Canadian Art’s Angel Callander and Joy Xiang sat down with Barbara London at Toronto’s InterAccess to discuss all things media.

Interview with Taavi Suisalu

Debatty interviews Suisalu, who was part of a group show about Estonian art and technology at BOZAR.

So many ways to mess up with surveillance capitalism

Debatty interviews Andaluz, educator, hacker, and artist.

Pleasure principle: Meet the Chinese artist breaking taboos for fun, not politics

Artist Lu Yang is often labeled according to the themes she explores, the digital media she works with or for simply being young and Chinese. But the 33-year-old isn't interested in categorization.