I never dug dissecting critters in biology class at school. I understood its relevance but always thought there must be some better way of discovering how a frog, or a rat, or a mouse worked—hadn’t millions of these little fuckers been sliced and diced by more knowledgeable people before me? I wasn’t being wimpy, I just knew too many weirdos who, inspired by their gory handwork in class, bragged about clipping the fins off fish from the local pond for the jollies. Artist Sabine Feliciano may have had similar thoughts about dissection class. She makes textile...

The incomparable Michael Sappol--author of A Traffic of Dead Bodies , curator of Dream Anatomy , and historian at the National Library ...

In the last article, we anatomized the video-conferencing application for our readers. We looked into the technical part of it. In this one, let’s talk about the idea and innovation that is taking place concerning video conferencing applications.  If video conferencing is to be described in just one word, that word would be ‘versatile. Video […]