Alejandra Espinosa
the fascinating interplay between art and science at Art Biesenthal's annual exhibition. Explore the works of 20+ artists, bridging the gap between abstract scientific concepts and human experiences. Witness how technology and collaborative efforts redefine our understanding of the physical, metaphysical, and spiritual realms.
Polyamory, a legitimate form of romantic relationships, is gaining recognition on TV. Films often fail to portray it accurately, but works like 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' offer a sophisticated exploration of love beyond traditional boundaries. Discover the mysteries of non-monogamy and find guidance in books like 'The Ethical Slut'.
Here’s a list of accessories for the future human, and by that we don’t mean the human as a digital product but products that have been digitally-inspired for daily use.
What would happen if the Vulva were made public? 'The Pressing', monologue by Dani Brown, addresses social norms regarding the female hardware, in a time when movements intend to demystify and celebrate the diversity of the Vulva.
Should we allow the post-human allow the post-human to inhabit virtual realities? In these spaces we embrace anxieties of the collective consciousness. We connect with technologies through our thoughts. We fall for a reality that on all fronts is converged by digitalization. We crumble in front of meanings we cannot seize. We surrender. We surrender, like a spell, to what virtual realities portray.
Knowingly or not, we are all coded. Technology governance, coded self, and digital identity. Uncover the impact of biometrics, facial-recognition tech, and data privacy. Challenge algorithmic bias through art and activism. Embrace the future of beauty, virtual reality, and data protection. Shape the evolving digital landscape.
Inclusivity and empowerment of communities deem non-local are called to meet at Jordan’s (Nike, Inc.) new basketball court, opening at the end of the month in Tempelhof in Berlin. Title(d) spoke to the court's designer Bahar Bambi and the way she depicts the story of German-Gambian basketball player Satou Sabally.
Nails are no longer reserved for the privileged — statement nails are to stay here for a while. These nail sculptors are developing new methods and aesthetics that match the current maximalist vogue: 90's, colourful, mixed patterns and 3D embellishments. More is more!
A telephone cord to use as a necklace? A crushed can used as a keyring? Luxury brands are elevating the mundane with products which functionality seems to be nothing more than a bizarre signifier of luxury affiliation, bespeaking for our own eccentricity. What can these treasures symbolise when they’re literally trash?
Looking for information regarding online censorship will show results dating from 2011 to this day. It’s been more than a decade since information is not simply being moderated but communities are being silenced, if not erased, and they have reacted to this by self-censoring their images and enacting ways of talking about the issue without mentioning it — by using encoded words such as "nip nops" and "unalive."
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