During this spring, we are hosting a three-piece Reading Matters series with Helen Kaplinsky, and artist and writer Kirsty Hendry.

Bioart Society welcomes members, peers, partners and publics to join for breakfast at our SOLU Space in Kalasatama. Free of charge and no pre-registration needed!

Lau Kaker was selected for the Tokyo Art & Science Research Residency in 2024. This is their third and final blog entry about their experiences in residency.

12 transdisciplinary artists and artist groups have been selected fo Ars Bioarctica residency for 2025–2026.

Lau Kaker was selected for the Tokyo Art & Science Research Residency in 2024. This is their second blog entry about their experiences in residency.

Bioart Society together with partner organizations is looking for an artists for the Tokyo Art & Science Research Residency, multidisciplinary participants for the Field_Notes – Living Methodologies field laboratory and innovative proposals for the Rewilding Cultures Mobility Conversation. All open calls have 31st March as their deadline.

Lau Kaker was selected for the Tokyo Art & Science Research Residency in 2024. This is their first blog entry about their experiences in residency.

Reading matters is a regular reading circle that activates the SOLU library and brings people together to discuss matters connected to our projects and wider programme.

HSURAE, Laura Elidedt Rodriguez and the collective of Kristof De Clercq, Roberta Gigante and Christina Stadlbauer will be joining Bioart Society’s deCYPher project. Joining the sister project Bioindustry 4.0 will be Špela Petrič.

We are looking for moderators for the next interarctive virtual exchange week of the CLUVEX project. Deadline for applications is 15th March.

In our spring meeting in 2023, Kemê Pellicer facilitated a workshop in which we reflected our organisational values. These will inform Bioart Society's purpose and vision for the future.

During The Night of Science, Bioart Society facilitates a microscopy workshop for people of all ages.