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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Stelarc has made a career of blending his body with technology. In his latest work, the Australian performance artist strapped himself to an industrial robotic arm and went for a spin. A video ...

At Table of Malcontents, we have a deep, abiding love for the wonderful lunatics. Following that, We Make Money, Not Art has an absolutely phenomenal post up examining the works of Stelarc and ...

A smart man recently asked me, “Why does Stelarc have an ear on his arm?” I replied that it has to do with ideas about how the body is not located where it’s located anymore; that in this wild world ...

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. ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. An artist's fascination with anatomy has prompted a surreal addition, writes Penelope Debelle in ...

Picking up where the Vacanti mouse left off, Australian performance artist Stelarc went through with his plans to implant a cell-cultivated ear beneath the skin of his forearm earlier this year, and ...

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 ...

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 ...