Body, Space & Technology (BST) is a leading diamond open access journal of contemporary artistic practice and research. Since 2017, it has been published the Open Library of Humanities. Launching in 2000, the journal has built a strong reputation for scholarly quality and innovation, as well as fostering a global academic community around its published content. BST publishes research into artistic practice that engages with digital technologies, particularly as these relate to bodily interaction and creativity, and in multi-disciplinary perspectives.
Posted by BST Journal on 2026-08-11
Body, Space & Technology, now in its twenty-sixth year of publication, is a leading online interdisciplinary journal, publishing on all aspects of contemporary arts practice. The Open Access journal publishes non-themed refereed articles, artist-led perspectives on their practice, together with a wide range of reviews of books, performances, installations, design, as well as visual and [...]
Research
From Digital Challenges to the Dystopia of Gamer (2009): Brain-Computer Interfaces as a New Frontier of Mind Control
Daniel Jimenez Batista and Paulina Warzecha
Reprogramming the Live Body: Digital Adaptation and Telepresent Spectatorship
Dr Bernadette Cochrane
Quietude in Performance: Audiovisual Performativity and Natural-Cultural Heritage in the Littoral Geopark of Viana do Castelo
Frederico Dinis and Ricardo Carvalhido
Using AI for the documentation of intangible cultural heritage
Gabriella Giannachi, Steve Benford and Lydia Farina
Stages of Survival: Reimagining Performance Spaces During COVID-19 in Nigerian Theatre
Muhammed Bolaji Olorunoje
The Funeral Carnival of Ta’ziyeh Play in Iraqi Digital Theatre Post-2003
Dr Majeed Mohammed Midhin, Samer Abid Rasheed, Dr Iman Hami and Dr Muslih Shwaysh Ahmed
Three Sisters: A Story from the Climate Future – Creating Community Resilience through Collective Listening Events
Dr Lena Šimić and James Marriott
Cyborg Eroticism as Feminist Speculative Fiction: All Is Full of Love (1999) in the Age of AI
Dr Burak Taşdizen and Dr Eser Selen
Between performance and archive: when the document is the artwork
Dr Fernando Calzadilla