14 January 2019
How has our visual culture adapted to the digital age? All too well, according to this show at The Photographers' Gallery, London. Is the internet losing its ability to surprise?
10 October 2018
A reimagining of a classic 1930s novel by Karel Capek cleverly immerses us in a terrifying future where a new intelligent species is cruelly exploited
19 September 2018
Even when we fail spectacularly at them, computer games are crafted to be a medium of delights, as an exhibition at London's Victoria & Albert Museum reveals
14 September 2018
Even when we fail spectacularly at them, computer games are crafted to be a medium of delights, as an exhibition at London's Victoria & Albert Museum reveals
7 September 2018
Science-inflected comedy is everywhere – and if the performances at this year's Edinburgh Fringe are anything to go by, it's doing vital work
24 January 2018
In The Postgenomic Condition, Jenny Reardon lays bare what went wrong with the most promising medicine of the millennium – and greed is only part of her story
27 December 2017
The internet is broken by surveillance capitalism's endless hunger for our attention and data. We need networks that reflect radical, unfamiliar philosophies
18 October 2017
Ever more bioinformation is readily available through tracking devices and databases – but does it risk getting up too close and personal, asks a new book
4 July 2017
The judges’ favourites reveal a growing appetite for science fiction which is also economic and political, says Lydia Nicholas
9 June 2017
Pinning down science fiction in a new exhibition may be a hopeless task. Just let Into the Unknown inspire you to boldly explore your own new frontiers
