Exhibitions and events

# 10/09/2020, LABS: Future Interiors meetup #2, Waag, Amsterdam

Online

Programme

20.00 hrs – Welcome by Margherita Soldati & Samira Boon

20.10 hrs – Presentations by the guest speakers:

20.10 hrs – Iza Awad, chemistry research student at VU Amsterdam, on cross pollination between scientific and design experiments at the lab
20.20 hrs – Anna Sitnikova from Studio Samira Boon gives LABS: Future interiors introduction & virtual tour
20.30 hrs – Eva van den Broek, behavioural economist, on future behaviour: strategies to stimulate acceptance and preference for new and unfamiliar sustainable biomaterials
20.40 hrs – Els Zijlstra (MaterialDistrict) on the road from a petri dish to a public space, material evolution and growth: what are the steps between the first samples and real implementations in architecture and design of new innovative bio materials?

20.50 hrs – Q&A

# 02/04/2020, LABS: Future Interiors – first meet up from a serie of 3, Waag, Amsterdam

Online

Speakers: Samira Boon (textile architecture studio), Lorena Trebi (Designer, Phd ‘Evolving Matter’ from the Department of Planning, Design and Technology of Architecture of Sapienza University of Rome), Dr. Sandrine D’Haene (bacterial garden, HF Lab Raoul Frese) and Evelina Domnitch with Dmitry Gelfand (artistic view on aerobiome)

# 11-15/03/2020: Mirage Festival , Lyon, FR

# 28/03/2020: PolaritiesFinissage at Mu museum, Eindhoven

Michael Sedbon and Dr. Sandrine D’Haene presenting the outline of the experiment after 3 months of exhibition

Michael Sedbon – CMD: experiment in Bio Algorithmic Politics

# 28/02-01/03/2020: STARTS Residencies, Centquatre, Paris

# 13-15/02/2020: Highlight Festival , Delft, NL

# 29/11/2019: Polarities Opening at Mu museum, Eindhoven

Michael Sedbon and Raoul Frese present CMD: experiment in Bio Algorithmic Politics

# 25/10/2020: ARIASmeet up: the shadow of knowledge, Amsterdam Arias, UvA theater in collaboration with SPUI 25

With speakers Dr. Raoul Frese and artist Annemarie Maes, talk entitled “Collaboration as Contamination”. Artists and scientists as both maker-oriented thinkers open up approaches with more space for reflection and discussion when forming collaborations. How can these spaces, these hybrid laboratories, being created and sustained in and outside institutional contexts?