Die laughing: David Shrigley’s latest show
This week will be a busy one for that specialist in death-preoccupied drollery David Shrigley. As well asunveiling a new show, entitled Brain Activity, at the Hayward Gallery on 1 February, he’ll be dropping in today for an exclusive Guardian Q&A. Join the satirist in our live webchat here and see a sneak peek at his latest show here.
Susana Soares’s design work is as fascinating as the science behind it:
Scientific research has demonstrated that bees have an extraordinarily acute sense of smell and can be trained to perform health checks by detecting a specific odour in peoples’ breath.
The project consists in a series of alternative diagnostic tools that use bees to diagnose accurately at an early stage of a vast variety of diseases.
Could this revolutionise medicine as we know it?
