Kayla Lewis explores the poetics of chemical reactions

Sci-fi author William Gibson speaks on the success of his failures and the timeless qualities of speculative fiction.

An upcoming event hopes to find a new home for holograms that once belonged to Chicago's Museum of Holography.

An Imagist-inspired interview with director Leslie Buchbinder and cinematographer Brian Ashby on their recent documentary, Hairy Who & The Chicago Imagists

An exclusive interview with the interactive artist, who is heavily involved in the open-source movement, on his work and thoughts about the meeting of art and technology to engage audiences.

This year's INST-INT art and technology conference in Minneapolis brought a number of opportunities that contributed to the ongoing building of a sharing-based community of makers and thinkers.

“How do you plan a twelve-year production?” “You don’t,” said Richard Linklater, in an interview with The Guardian. “There’s always a life metaphor. How do we plan for our own futures? You do your best but you have to live in the present.”

“I think that’s the positive part of the privatization of space exploration,” Walczak explains. “You get rich people to do it first because they have the ability and then it trickles down where it becomes cheaper and there’s more technology out there and new ways of seeing things.”