Now that we’re over halfway through the month of daily updates, it’s a good chance for you to take a look back through some of the updates you might have missed. So, just what has been covered thus far?… Continue Reading
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[Review] Digital Revolution at the Barbican
What we are shown through this fantastic exhibition is more the culmination of what has come before rather than a true vision of the revolutionary space that the future will bring. The revolution of a digital future has yet to come, but engaging experiences such as this are clear evidence that we’re getting very good at saying goodbye to our non-digital past.… Continue Reading
[Review] Her – Love, Sentience and the Transition of our Times
‘Her’ gives us a glimpse beyond the veil, both to the temporal future but equally inward into the eternal capacity of the human soul.… Continue Reading
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[Review] Superhuman: Exploring Human Enhancement at the Wellcome Collection
The latest exhibition from the Wellcome Collection – Superhuman: Exploring Human Enhancement from 600 BCE to 2050 – is another great offering, but maybe one that could pack a little more punch.… Continue Reading
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[Review] Brains: The Mind as Matter – Wellcome Collection exhibition
A review of the recent Wellcome Collection exhibition – Brains: The Mind as Matter. Objective and subjective, physical and metaphysical, scientific and artistic, division and unity; all of these working around one another in a much more dynamic and fluid form then we are able to appreciate when we examine life through our individual lenses that are themselves at every moment of being acting out the miracle of the micro within the macro.… Continue Reading
Radio Free Albemuth: Interview with Writer/Director John Alan Simon
Radio Free Albemuth is a film that rewards repeat viewings – and not just because this version was more tightly edited and had a more immersive pacing than the preview. There are levels of detail both in the world, but also emerging from the ideological and spiritual depth of the original text that speak to you differently depending on the person you are at the time.… Continue Reading