Matter
Humanalia
“A touch of anthopomorphism can catalyze a sensibility that finds a world filled not with ontologically distinct categories of beings (subjects and objects) but with variously composed materialities that form confederations. Anthropomorphising oddly enough, works against anthropocentrism. A chord is struck between person and thing, and I am no longer above or outside an …”environment”.” Jane Bennett, Vibrant Matter
Multitude
Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
Rabbit
Near Gleisdreieck, Berlin
Arnold Leissler, Pastorale, 1963/64
Part of “Pastorale” by Arnold Leissler, 1963/64, Sprengel-Museum, Hannover
Understanding
consciousness?
At the Falling Walls conference, which took place on November 9 in the Berlin “Radialsystem”, I have moderated a discussion between Christof Koch, the scientific director of the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, and Onora O’Neill, philosopher and political scientist at the University of Cambridge…
