the AXNS Collective founder and occasional super/collider contributor on art, science and neuroaesthetics
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a new exhibition at BALTIC in Newcastle returns to the Moon for inspiration
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a limited-edition collaboration exploring the science and folklore behind six volcanoes from around the world
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a potent mix of science, mythology, sex and nature, artist Camille Henrot's 13-minute video piece Grosse Fatigue combines eye-popping imagery with an epic spoken soundtrack mixing scientific history, religious Creation narratives and oral folklore drawn from the Dogon, Inuit and Navajo peoples to tell the story of the creation of the universe
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it's a bit battered, but at €80,000 this second-hand Hasselblad 500 EL is a bargain, considering where it's been and who's used it
hint: the Moon
a tropical/cosmic collage by James Burgess
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to date, there has been relatively little consumption of alcohol in space and on the moon, but that could be set to change. with space tourism taking off, new lunar missions on the horizon and manned expeditions aiming further into space – with all its stresses – could a new era of zero gravity libations be next?
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tissue engineer Nina Tandon’s approach to artificial organ building could change the world
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a pop-up store inside the exhibition selling all manner of discerning lunar ephemera. ranging from 3D relief maps and rare art books to cosmic fashion, discerning homeware and actual pieces of the moon, it was the ultimate lunar shopping destination here on planet earth
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dropping class As onto exposed film to induce chemical reactions, photographer Sarah Schoenfeld creates surreal art pieces that reflect the altered states of mind created by drugs
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extracted from hundreds or even thousands of metres of accumulated ice and snow, ice cores are a key tool for mapping the Earth's changing climate
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is consciousness just an illusion? or a mere epiphenomenon – a byproduct of brain activity?
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a series of eight tripped-out postcards created for Strange Attractor Press by artist and musician Alexander Tucker, in an edition of 500 copies
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the Andromeda Project is looking for citizen scientists to help build the most complete map of any spiral galaxy ever created
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the World Land Trust is currently focusing its efforts on protecting a key rainforest corridor along the Kinabatangan River in Borneo
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our take on Gareth Pugh’s SS14 collection for Dazed
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earlier this year, we had the privilege of speaking to Eileen Collins – NASA's first female space shuttle pilot
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artist Julie Brook journeys to the volcanic region of Al Haruj in Libya to create razor sharp artwork
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Laura Culham's painstaking paper sculptures of weeds are just one highlight of new show examining nature and the way humans document it
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as the summer days stretch out into nights, we're teaming up with solutionvsproblem sound system for a night of solstice-fueled disco, space and Balearic psych with a bit of neo-sci/rave paganism thrown in for good measure
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