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Capture the Future(s): OUR BIO-TECH PLANET
For the Plant Biology Europe Congress 2021, Art Science Node (ASN) prepared a fully virtual exhibition “Capture the Future(s): OUR BIO-TECH PLANET. The Routes to Roots Networks and Beyond”.
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Algorithmic Photography: Alianza Francesa de San Salvador
Alex May was invited to exhibit a series Algorithmic Photography images during the Alianza Francesa de San Salvador month-long celebration of photography.
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A World Without Us Revisited
IMPAKT revisit their 2018 exhibition “A World Without Us” in light of the global pandemic. Alex May has a body of new work in the exhibition.
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Talk: Digital Arts Practice in the time of the Pandemic
Alex May will preview new work in response to the pandemic lock down, exploring the opportunities and drawbacks of dissemination of digital arts online.
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TECHnique Interview
Richard F Adams speaks to Alex May, a British contemporary artist whose practice forges links between art, science and technology through a wide range of digital new media.
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Trebuchet Audio Interview
A recording of the live interview from Trebuchet’s Time & Space talks event in October 2019
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Trebuchet Talks – Time & Space
Trebuchet talks featuring: “Psychohorology” Jordan Baseman (Royal College of Art) “Painting Objects in Dynamic Space” Alex May (Artist) “Dark Matters” Malcolm Fairbairn (Kings College London) Hosted by Kailas Elmer (Trebuchet) Space Soundtracks by Danny De Matos (Lisbon Kid) Showcasing a mixture of Art, Science and Culture Trebuchet talks is an energetic evening of discussion, drinks […]
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Intelligent Machinery Exhibition
This exhibition and events programme critically explores robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and bio-computation through a series of installations and robotic artworks.
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Artistic Exploration of BioRobotics and Sequencing
Alex May gave a talk about art science collaboration, robot art projects, Flow State, Sequence VR, sequence music, and algorithmic photography at the SynBio and Art conference at Warwick University.
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Algorithmic Photograph shortlisted for the British Photography Awards 2019
“Trails of Birds Over Merlin’s Cave” was shortlisted for the British Photography Awards 2019 in the Birdlife category. The algorithmic photograph was taken in 2018 on a trip to visit Tintagel Castle in Cornwall and captures five minutes of birds flying above the crashing waves next to the sea cave where, according to Arthurian legend, […]