In the annals of strange things done in the name of art, Australian performance artist Stelarc is quickly making a name for himself. Stelarc, a professor at Curtin University in Perth, was first ...
BERKELEY, California – Legendary Australian performance artist Stelarc is known for going to extremes, from aggressive voluntary surgeries and robotic third arms to flesh-hook suspensions and ...
PSST! Want to control a stranger’s arm by remote control? Meet Stelarc, the “nutty” professor in the spider-like exoskeleton, whose moves are not his own. It’s all in the name of art ... and science. ...
There’s a body in Perth, Australia, one of the most remote cities on Earth, transmitting signals about how other bodies will behave in the future. It’s an unassuming body, bald-headed and fit, ...
Australian artist Stelarc has has a third ear implanted on his body, in a very unusual place Australian artist Stelarc has a third ear - but it isn't for him. In 2006 Stelarc, 70, had an artificial ...
A Perth performance artist has been spun around by a giant industrial robotic arm in a stomach-turning performance for an upcoming exhibition. Stelarc, the head of the Alternate Anatomies Laboratory ...
In a unique project, an Australian artist is growing a human ear on his arm and plans to turn it into an internet-connected ‘remote listening device’. Perth-based artist Stelarc, who is a professor at ...
Performance artist Stelarc will be strapped into a nine-metre robot in the AGSA as part of Monster Theatres. The prosthetic ear, part of his fascination as an artist with what is natural, is still ...
A former research fellow at Nottingham Trent University is growing an ear on his arm, in the name of art. We've all heard of artists suffering for their art but growing a new ear on your forearm takes ...
Legendary Australian performance artist Stelarc is known for going to extremes, from aggressive voluntary surgeries and robotic third arms to flesh-hook suspensions and prosthetics. For more than four ...
WHILE most 70-year-olds are planning their next cruise or staring lovingly into a vegie patch, Stelarc, the artist formerly known as Stelios Arcadiou, is grappling with a robotic hand, and working out ...
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