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Older Than Most of Human History: An Interview with Chuck Cannon

Older Than Most of Human History: An Interview with Chuck Cannon

by Caroline Picard | Aug 11, 2016 | Blog

Chuck Cannon moved to Chicago in 2015 when he accepted the position as the first Director of the new Center for Tree Science at the Morton Arboretum to spearhead a new initiative around tree science, study and education. The Morton Arboretum is an unusual place, a...
At the Headwaters: An Interview with Lindsey French, A. Laurie Palmer, Sarah Ross, and Gulsah Mursaloglu

At the Headwaters: An Interview with Lindsey French, A. Laurie Palmer, Sarah Ross, and Gulsah Mursaloglu

by Caroline Picard | Aug 10, 2016 | Blog

The river is a collaborator in the same way that a freeway is. The river is a highway for goods, raw materials, and only sometimes used for recreation. In this way, it is an ecosystem in the most broad sense. It is part of my ecosystem because it facilitates all manner of materials that I use.

Politics of a Planetary Future: An Interview with Ravi Agarwal

Politics of a Planetary Future: An Interview with Ravi Agarwal

by Caroline Picard | Aug 9, 2016 | Blog

How do we hear the voices of the under-represented and the oppressed? Are we capable of hearing the voice of something that speaks a different language? Can we hear the voice of the non-human?

The Video is a Basket is a Telescope: an interview with Rohini Devasher                

The Video is a Basket is a Telescope: an interview with Rohini Devasher                

by Caroline Picard | Aug 8, 2016 | Blog

Video feedback is an example of self-organization of pattern in nature, which is why this behavior starts to look like trees or phytoplankton or zooplankton, which under the microscope also have the most incredible skeletal structures. This is what I’m really interested in: how you see biological patterns mirrored in digital space.

Sunday Comics: Tracing a Path from Hard-Edge Painting to the Science of Flight

Sunday Comics: Tracing a Path from Hard-Edge Painting to the Science of Flight

by Caroline Picard | Aug 7, 2016 | Blog

The following comic was inspired by In The Cosmic Fugue (Oct-Dec 2015): a solo exhibition by Jacob Hashimoto, and originally appeared on Hyperallergic.   Thanks to Jillian Steinhauer for all of the editorial support.
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