Sarah Morel visits the Science Gallery to have her portrait drawn by some unusual artists. I recently had my portrait drawn, and for the first time in many years, I remembered the strange feeling that accompanies gazing upon … Continue reading Algorithms, Steel Bolts and a Biro: the future of art in a technology-dominated world
“I don’t think CLU will ever be a finished project, and I actually pride myself in saying that. We’re not called Solution. We’re called CLU for a very specific reason.” For the uninitiated, CLU are a Dublin based audio-visual act. … Continue reading Light and Sound
Blood has always occupied a space between fascination and repulsion in the human psyche. It transcends the binary of the worldly and sacred given its centrality in both science and spirituality. It is at once bound to both life and death. As such, blood, in all its forms and with all its literal, symbolic and mythical meanings, is the point of focus for the Science Gallery’s latest exhibition, BLOOD. Continue reading BLOOD at the Science Gallery – review