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The following have contributed so far to the PHLSPH LAB

Philosophers
Claire Anscomb, Bill D’Alessandro, Stefanie Baumann, Andrew Fisher, Kris Goffin, James Lewis, Hans Maes, Michael Spicher, Maarten Steenhagen.
Artists
Mustapha Azeroual, Lisa Barnard, Erik Berglin & Clement Valla, Lucien Bitaux, Samet Durgun, David Fathi, Mishka Henner, Matthieu Gafsou, Arno Gisinger, Jon Gorospe, Spiros Hadjidjanos, Claudia Hausfeld, Guillaume Martial, Harri Pälviranta, Emilio Pemjean, Almudena Romero, Julie Scheurweghs, Clare Strand, Sarah Ritter, Catrine Val, Richard Whitlock
 Collaborations with Institutions
IDEP – Barcelona (Spain), IMAGO LISBOA Photo Festival (Portugal), Lighthouse – FOTODOK
(Netherlands), Masters of Photography & Society – Royal Academy of Arts (Netherlands), throughthelenscollective (South Africa), Photo Book Week Aarhus (Denmark), Institut pour la Photographie (France), Listaháskóli Íslands – Iceland, University of the Arts (Iceland)

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Respectively it is targeted to philosophers and researchers, who are interested in conversing with artists, sharing knowledge and also learning from their artistic practice.It is a lab where visual artists mostly work with philosophers and not exclusively on philosophy. In that respect philosophical texts and wider topics may be in our areas of interest more as a means to explore seeing and thinking rather than the end on which we focus to extract information. It is lab which also aims at creating through experimentation and transfigurations of artefacts material which may raise philosophical questions and discussion.