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Event |Morality Calculus Tasting Event
Apr
13
to 14 Apr

Event |Morality Calculus Tasting Event

The experience will involve eating food fermented by fictional hybrid organisms analogous to the ones involved in the bread making experiments. Through ordering, tasting and thinking through food with fellow participants, the audience is invited to calculate the incalculable – the morality of genetic parts from different living beings, and to reflect on the choices they’ve made during the process.

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Talk |We Pretended It Wasn't Green
Apr
13

Talk |We Pretended It Wasn't Green

James Stephen Wright will discuss his work We Pretended It Wasn't Green, a generative animation showcasing a frog and enchanting mushrooms intricately woven into a constantly changing narrative influenced by real-time earth data from satellites spinning above us.

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Workshop|Microscopy Workshop with Dawn Felicia Knox
Apr
4

Workshop|Microscopy Workshop with Dawn Felicia Knox

Investigate the intricate microscopic worlds found just below the ground in the rhizomes of ferns. Learn to use various microscopes and polychromatic stains to identify different cellular structures. Join artist Dawn Felicia Knox in her intercellular search to learn how plants navigate the pollution humans have left in the soil.

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Exhibition |Geometry, Art & Mind
Mar
30
to 14 Apr

Exhibition |Geometry, Art & Mind

Since ancient times, humans have been fascinated by shapes and structures, but looks can be deceiving! The Maths Outreach and College Engagement teams at the University of Edinburgh have joined forces so that you can explore the difference between how things really look, and how you might perceive them.

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Exhibition |A topography of micro planets
Mar
30
to 14 Apr

Exhibition |A topography of micro planets

Photographic artist Imogen Hero uses her expertise in analogue photographic techniques combined with scientific processes to examine the interconnectedness of life in the Universe. The work in this exhibition was created by collaborating with microbial cultures on the surface of photographic film to create new ‘Micro Planets’ . The images reflect what life may look like on other planets, and across vastly different scales

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Exhibition |Morality Calculus
Mar
30
to 14 Apr

Exhibition |Morality Calculus

Created by interdisciplinary artist Agatha Smith, EARTH, SOIL + FILTH is an inquiry into our collective and shared experience of the frequencies of the earth. Relating the health and wellness of soil to our own existence, Smith looks to encourage the viewer to perceive the environmental crisis in alternative literacies.

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Exhibition|We Pretended It Wasn't Green
Mar
30
to 14 Apr

Exhibition|We Pretended It Wasn't Green

We Pretended It Wasn't Green is a generative animation by James Stephen Wright using satellite data. Showcasing a frog and enchanting mushrooms intricately woven into a constantly changing narrative influenced by earth data, the project highlights a disorienting contrast: a world where the vibrant green hues of nature are distorted and manipulated, representing our tendency to ignore the consequences of our actions.

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Exhibition | LOST
Apr
1
to 15 May

Exhibition | LOST

Climate Action Exhibition featuring a collection of 18 #LitterCUBES made from thousands of pieces of beach litter plastic, collected by artist, Julia Barton and hundreds of project volunteers in the coastal communities

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Exhibition |EARTH, SOIL + FILTH
Apr
1
to 15 May

Exhibition |EARTH, SOIL + FILTH

Created by interdisciplinary artist Agatha Smith, EARTH, SOIL + FILTH is an inquiry into our collective and shared experience of the frequencies of the earth. Relating the health and wellness of soil to our own existence, Smith looks to encourage the viewer to perceive the environmental crisis in alternative literacies.

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