An interesting book in context to this week’s lecture – but also probably posthuman aesthethics overall – is Brian
Tag: art
(Mis)communication in “I like America and America Likes Me”
In Joseph Beuys’ performance “I Like America And America Likes me” took place in 1974 at the Soho art gallery
Thinking machines and becoming bats – what are the pressing questions of the 21. Century?
The chosen artwork for this assignment takes an embodied approach to the question for the means of our mental and
Enhancement as becoming-other: The Jacobson’s Fabulous Olfactometer
Enhancenment here is an adaptation to human induced climate changes (like air pollution) with help of nonhuman instinctive behavior, such as
Posthuman Presence in Une Semaine de Bonté – A Surrealistic Novel in Collage by Max Ernst
Max Ernst may have called Une Semaine de Bonté (Week of kindness) a ‘Novel’, but to actually treat
Atlantis and the finitude of the human
The question of criteria in the service of defining the post human does not resonate with the idea of the
What does colour sound like? Neil Harbisson posthuman art
Neil Harbisson is a Catalan-raised, British-born artist who suffers from a rare form of colour blindness called achromatopsia, which means
Symbiotic inter-dependence and agency in becoming Posthuman
I have not yet the resources to identify which are the criteria that defines the Posthuman, probably because would
Anthropocentric post-humanism? and the Atom Spirit
I wanted to post a question in response to the lecture, but did not have such an option. Therefor I
Juan Miró: The Posthuman Art of the Post-war Spain
It is possible to discuss about posthumanist tendencies in the work of Juan Miró, surrealist and avantguarde spanish painter and