Artpress2 n°25 explores cyborg themes across art, culture, and technology

The 25th issue of artpress2, titled 'Cyborg', features a collection of essays examining cyborgs in art, mass culture, literature, comics, music, theatre, and robotics. Edited by Anaël Pigeat, the issue includes contributions from Raphaël Cuir on the genealogy of the cyborg stereotype, Matthew Biro on Dada cyborg art and mass culture, Jennifer A. Gonzalez on cyborg passages from torn paper to melting skin, Chris Hables Gray on cyborg citizenship, Richard Leydier and Stéphane Pencreac’h on 'Cynéma', Rhonda Garelick on fashion and Thierry Mugler, Caroline de Mulder on cyborgs in literature, Bernard Joubert on cybermen in comics, Christophe Kihm on Kraftwerk's cyborg studio, Jennifer Parker-Starbuck on cyborg theatre, and Zaven Paré on free will in robotics. The issue also includes news sections: Dominique Païni on Chantal Akerman, an interview with Christophe Kihm and Peter Szendy by Anaël Pigeat on the Museum of Extraterrestrial Art, Thibaut de Ruyter on art and press in Berlin, and Thérèse Moro on the photo book. Published in 2012.