Read the Aerocene Newspaper I
High Altitude, Low Opening (H.A.L.O.) — Sanford Kwinter
High Altitude, Low Opening (H.A.L.O.)[1] Three–dimensional warfare is said to have begun in China in the first years of the
Saraceno’s Model of Models: The Magnificence of Aerocene — Kiel Moe
Tomás Saraceno’s Aerocene is astonishing for many reasons. Foremost is the degree to which his experiment manifests the salient principle
Air Crafted Architecture — Pierre Chabard
Museo Aero Solar, already presented in more than 20 locations worldwide since its start in spring 2007, is a global
Up — Bronislaw Szerszynski
As society struggles to come to terms with the implications of antropogenic climate change, it is becoming increasingly clear that
The fixed and flowing air — Oliver Morton
500 years ago the people of Louth, a prosperous market town in east England, conquered the sky. At the west
On the Political Influence of the Sun — Boris Groys
During the period of modernity we got accustomed to the understanding of the human beings as determined by the social
Piloting the Aerocene — Derek McCormack
How to grasp, in feeling as much as in thought, the promise of new forms of life in the air?
I bind the Sun’s throne with a burning zone — Olivier Michelon
* from a poem written by Percy Bysshe Shelley, ‘The Cloud’ (1820) In 2014, on the occasion of the exhibition
Tianhe 天河区: Parables of the Celestial River — Jol Thomson and Sasha Engelmann
‘Nothing distinguishes me ontologically from a crystal, a plant, an animal, or the order of the world; we are drifting
Aerocene: Becoming Aerosolar — A collaboration between Tomás Saraceno and MIT
Aerocene: Becoming Aerosolar A collaboration between Tomás Saraceno, Visiting Artist MIT Leila Kinney, MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology
Alter-engineered Worlds — Nicholas Shapiro
In our late industrial times, two weighty terrestrial infrastructures appear inescapable when becoming unstuck from the earth’s surface. Whether it
