🔭 Marcela Moraga and Dominique Koch have started their Connect Chile residency!

The Swiss and Chilean artists will explore the scientific facilities of ESO and ALMA Observatory📡 in the Atacama Desert, researching new expressions in their practice in dialogue with astronomical research.

🔭 Marcela Moraga and Dominique Koch have started their Connect Chile residency!

The Swiss and Chilean artists will explore the scientific facilities of ESO and ALMA Observatory📡 in the Atacama Desert, researching new expressions in their practice in dialogue with astronomical research.

CERN pays tribute to Peter Higgs

Peter Higgs’ scientific legacy will extend far beyond the scope of current discoveries. The Higgs boson is linked to some of the most intriguing and crucial outstanding questions in fundamental physics. This still quite mysterious particle…

“Besides his outstanding contributions to particle physics, Peter was a very special person, an immensely inspiring figure for physicists across the world, a man of rare modesty, a great teacher and someone who explained physics in a very simple and yet profound way. (1/2)

'My research explores the role of observation in physics through wonder. It's still evolving, which is the point of this open-ended residency'

Rohini Devasher on her residency CERN and ICTS and her show 'One Hundred Thousand Suns' via STIR: buff.ly/49kwz2t

'My research explores the role of observation in physics through wonder. It's still evolving, which is the point of this open-ended residency'

Rohini Devasher on her residency CERN and ICTS and her show 'One Hundred Thousand Suns' via STIR: buff.ly/49kwz2t

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Nikos Papadopolous’ series of drawings ‘The Allure of Obsession’ explores his fascination with the visual nature of equations, delving into notions of symmetry, beauty, and universality.

Featured in his show Particle Garden at ΜέγαροΜουσικήςΑθηνών, based on his 2015 residency at CERN

Collide Copenhagen awardee @joanheemskerk presents Hello, world! at Upstream Gallery

Inspired by her research at CERN, Heemskerk explores the creation of a new universal language through a reassessment of the Hello, world! string in computer languages: upstreamgallery.nl/exhibitions/24…

Encounter the quantum experience ⚛

Last November, the CERNSparks! talks ended with a mesmerising dance performance by SU WenChi and I-Fang LIN.

WenChi Su is a choreographer, new media artist and the founder of YILAB. With her art, she attempts to rethink the possibilities of…

A decade after his CERN residency, Nikos Papadopoulos presents Particle Garden at ΜέγαροΜουσικήςΑθηνών

With new works from his research and conversations with physicists, the exhibition reinterprets and inspires contemplation on the enigmatic nature of phenomena such as the Big Bang.

🔭 Kamil Hassim presents Spectra I, the next iteration of his Connect South Africa residency.

Working with engineers at SALT, the installation repurposes defunct astronomical lenses to cast a rainbow into space, expressing fundamental physics as an embodied phenomenon.

🔭 Kamil Hassim presents Spectra I, the next iteration of his Connect South Africa residency.

Working with engineers at SALT, the installation repurposes defunct astronomical lenses to cast a rainbow into space, expressing fundamental physics as an embodied phenomenon.

🌌 In ‘Sight Unseen’, mónica bello writes about the work of artists at CERN, how they grasp the complexity of knowledge discovery and render the invisible visible.

Edited by Edward Colless, Suzie Fraser & Ryan Jefferies.

Published by Perimeter Books: perimeterbooks.com/products/pre-o…

.mónica bello, curator and head of arts at CERN, spoke with Nature Reviews Physics about the programmes that have been fostering dialogue between artists and physicists for over a decade with the aim of exploring the cultural significance of fundamental research. 🔒 go.nature.com/48zWZNc