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Zero Gravity – A Cultural User’s Guide
A survey of The Arts Catalyst’s pioneering zero gravity projects carried out 2000 – 2004. Essays by Eduardo Kac, Marina Benjamin, Rob la Frenais, Kodwo Eshun. Introduction by Nicola Triscott.
DNA 50 Four Plus: Writing DNA
Programme of the Wellcome Trust exhibition at the TwoTen Gallery and the Wellcome Building, London NW1, until 29 August 2003, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the structure of DNA. Ten artists use visual, literary, and digital media to present fresh perspectives on the discovery and to show science as social history, science as passion.
Access all Areas : Live Art and Disability
A collection of artists’ writings, performance documentation and films reflecting the ways in which artists, who work with Live Art, are engaging with issues of disability.
Animalworks in China
The experimental art scene in post-Tiananmen China has featured an array of animal bodies, both living and dead, as well as interspecies encounters ranging from the playful to the sadistic, from the gently collaborative to the violently conflictual, which interrogate and destabilize contemporary constructions of the nature-culture binary.
Awfully Wonderful: Science Fiction in Contemporary Art
15 April – 14 May 2011, Performance Space, Sydney.
See Yourself Sensing - Redefining Human Perception
Surveys the intersection between design, science and the senses.
Documentation Bank: Ansuman Biswas and Jem Finer
Part of the ‘Documentation Bank’ Collection, an extensive range of artists’ ‘Talking Heads’, documentation of key works, and a selection of Agency projects: http://www.thisisliveart.co.uk/resources/collections/documentation-bank.
Zero Genie
What Does London Smell Like?
Louise Gray sniffs out the latest projects by Curious, Kira O Reilly and Third Angel.
Visceral: The Living Art Experiment
Exhibition explores scientific truths, what constitutes living, and the ethical and artistic implications of life manipulation. Science Gallery in conjunction with Symbiotica. January 28th – February 25th 2011.
Kontejner: Curatorial Perspectives on the Body, Science and Technology
One thing that all Kontejner’s projects have in common, at least from an entirely subjective viewpoint, is precisely that very direct, unequivocal focus on that which is “human, all too human” or phenomena that coexist with the standards of humanity. In this sense, Kontejner’s work is a permanent cabaret with acts that deal with the transgression of social conventions, with passions and fears related to machines and cybernetic mechanisms, obsessions with sensual pleasures and obstacles that prevent us from indulging in them…- Maroje Mrduljas, architecture and design critic, Zagreb.
Mapping Perception
art and science collaboration
