Sibel Mufti is a Biomedical Engineer who has worked with artificial limbs, robotics education and founded a tech start-up in Pakistan that made the country’s first laser harp. He is fascinated by the future of human health and society, and how technology will help shape it. He resides in Canada. As artists, we often tend […]
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Sofia Hardt studied Economics and Human Rights at Bard College.After her BA, she became gradually interested in filmmaking as a more democratic and open form of communication. Now based in Copenhagen, she works for Mændenes Hjem (an organization that offers a range of social and health services for people who are homeless, drug users or
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Olha Pylypenko has a varied background in cultural studies and art programming and worked as a visual researcher and designer in the commercial film production field. Now, however, she is focusing mostly on curation and cultural management within contemporary and new media art. She notes “I got really interested in the universe of post-internet conditions
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Khayal is a curator and researcher, with a background in computer engineering. Currently working at the intersection of arts and technology, he is one-half of Media Art South Asia that aims at documenting and mediating media arts practices in the subcontinent. He was previously the Cultural Coordinator at Alliance Francaise d’Ahmedabad for three years, where
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Our next artist interview is with Natacha Lamounier, an artist and researcher in the Media Arts field with a multidisciplinary background. She holds an Erasmus Mundus scholarship in a Master mobility program from the Universities of Krems (Austria), Aalborg (Denmark), and Lodz (Poland). She has a degree in Materials Engineering from the Federal Center for
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Our interview series continues, this time with Jean-Baptiste Clais. Clais is an ethnologist and an art historian. He’s the curator of the Asian collection (China, Japan, and some India) and European porcelains at the Department of Art Objects at the Louvre. In his free time, he researches Mughal arts, especially hardstones and luxury weapons. As
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As we lead up to the festival in March, you can find weekly interviews here on the blog with artists discussing their thoughts and practice around the festival theme of POST REALITY. For our first interview, we were lucky enough to sit with Rashid Rana. Widely considered to be one of the leading artists of
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