Artist Nathalie Muchamad hosts a participatory cooking workshop cooking breadfruit recipes shared by Sour Grass (Caribbean) and Edible Archives (Goa) in Madeleine Collie’s Follow the Plants text “To Mutiny for Life: Against the Violence of the Plantationocene.

Gather with us in the Kaisaniemi Botanic outdoor gardens and on the OOO Radio airwaves for a late afternoon listening session. 

Come raise a glass with us in an evening of readings and reflections to celebrate the launch of our newly published book Follow the Plants.

Join us for a special menu designed through a correspondence between Goa based artists Shalini Krishan and Anumitra Ghosh Dastidar (Edible Archives), and Helsinki based artists Joona Sorsa and Sonja Donner (Koekeittiö) with some ingredients especially grown by Kulomaan palstat holders in the Kivinokka area.

Join us for the autumn (yet still summer) edition of our seasonal SOLU breakfast club, a low threshold and casual gathering for connecting with people in the bioart circles.

For our next Reading Matters we are going online for a three-part series reading Where Does A Body Begin? Biology’s Function In Contemporary Capitalism written anonymously "Meltdown Your Books" a.k.a "S.R.", as part of their Ph.D studies in Evolutionary Biology.

Bioart Society’s programme assistant Lukáš Karaba shares his research as part of a Bioart Society case study residency at Kilpisjärvi Biological Station. Combining fieldwork, macrophotography and video, he reflects on human and non-human perspectives, while considering how place, perception, and borders are shaped through situated encounters.

Anoucing the selected projects and practitioners for Ars Bioarctica residencies between November 2026 and November 2027.

In this iteration of SOLU Dialogues artist Line Krom presents her research on snow and atmospheric particals following her Ars Bioarctica Residency and reflects on this with Anu Ruohomäki, Research Coordinator at the Kilpisjärvi Biological Station. 

Join us for the spring edition of our seasonal SOLU breakfast club, a low threshold and casual gathering for connecting with people in the bioart circles.

We are pleased to announce that Genietta Varsi, a Peruvian sculptor and researcher whose practice explores the material relations between humans and their environments, selected for Tokyo Art & Science research residency in 2026.

critical collectif-ness, positioning, listening, dissonance training and self-critical reflection – methodologies of the moment, when we recalibrate the field, this is where we are working from!