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2024
- Top 20 Most Famous Digital Artists Today – Contemporary Art Issue (18th April)
- Alex May was ranked as the 19th most famous digital artist from data collected by Artfacts.
- Cached article: https://alexmayarts.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Top-20-Most-Famous-Digital-Artists-Today-Contemporary-Art-Issue.pdf
2022
- Fermenting Futures exhibition – Die Presse, Austria (16th March)
2020
- Digital New Media – TECHnique Episode 39 (24th March)
2019
- form.de – issue 282 – “Simulation” – text and photograph of Flow State
- ANTENNAE – issue 47 – Spring 2019 – Feature about Algorithmic Photography
- Trebuchet Magazine – issue 6 – “Time and Space” – Interview about Flow State and Algorithmic Photography
- Aesop Agency interview about Algorithmic Photography and my artistic practice
2018
- Report of Ars Electonica Festival 2018 featuring ArchaeaBot – AXIS Web Magazine (Japanese)
- An Artist’s Insight into the Day-to-Day Life at the Francis Crick Institute – LABIOTECH.eu
- ON VIEW: “Flow State” by Alex May at the Francis Crick Institute – SciArt Magazine
- Exhibition: ‘Flow State’ by Alex May at The Crick in London – CLOT Magazine
- Mapped Motion – Latest TV (13th April)
2017
- Will robots put us out of work? by NewsFour.ie on HUMANS NEED NOT APPLY at Science Gallery Dublin. Features quotes by Alex May and Anna Dumitriu on their Antisocial Swarm Robots installation.
- Shadows of Light in Embodied Encounters exhibition:
- Exploring the Interconnection of Body and Mind at UC Irvine’s Beall Center by OC Weekly
- Technology is Part of Life – UCI magazine
“Technology provides radical new tools for artists to explore and experiment with,” says May. “Technology is a human creation; it’s a mirror reflecting our creativity and inventiveness, and that brings all the trappings of the best and worst aspects of humanity. This is not a new trend, of course. Artists have always explored the rough edges of humanity’s relationship to the universe we inhabit, as well as between ourselves.”
2016
- Intersecting Art and Technology in Practice: Techne/Technique/Technology – edited by Camille Baker and Kate Sicchio, chapter “Mass Collaboration through Software and why we need a ‘Keeper’ Movement” written by Alex May, published by Routledge (8th October)
- My Robot Companion cover story in SciArt in America (June)
2015
- Imperica Magazine (13th October)
- Talking Business – BBC News 24 and BBC Global World News (19th September)
- Brighton Digital Festival – Radio Reverb (25th August)
- 4 Tech – BBC Arabic (26th March)
- Emergency Index: Volume 3 (February)
2014
- Kinetica Art Fair Artist Interview: Alex May – Aesthetica Magazine (19th October)