Katherine Templar Lewis

Artist Sean Rogg shakes up reality with an immersive performance like no other.

If you thought real orgies weren't nerve-racking enough, try sitting through a tantric sex film shot in 360 degree virtual reality.

Crying on a night out is usually a sign of a bad time, but the British Museum of Food is teaching booze lovers to turn their tears into drink ingredients. I tried my best to cry my way to a perfect cocktail.

Artist Koen Vanmechelen is cross-breeding chickens from around the globe to make a truly "cosmopolitan" hybrid.

A new installation asks musicians to respond to a robot whose movements are inspired by mathematician Ada Lovelace's work.

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer told me he hopes his works will serve as a tool to help “slow communication in this fast paced world.”

Exploring a neurological condition through sense-stimulating cocktails.

I used brain power to control a character in a parkour game, and face planted repeatedly.

At London's Reverb festival, your body is both composer and instrument.

Picking a mate based on their pheromones might make for resilient offspring, but you have to create them first.

This "digital mirror" is a glimpse of future personalized medical tools.