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“It’s not a joke!” Bio-art and the aesthetics of humour

The European Journal of Humour Research, 2015
An analysis of the rhetoric and aesthetics of humour in Adam Zaretsky’s oeuvre will attest to bio-art’s capacity to open up a new critical space within the life sciences debate – one of the most pertinent and conflicted fields of polemic today.
Isabel de Sena Cortabitarte
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‘A minha busca é consistente nestes mais de trinta anos’: uma entrevista com Eduardo Kac

MatLit, 2015
In this interview, Eduardo Kac tells us about his "laboratory" and bioart or transgenic art, the art of telepresence, and holopoetry. He explains how it works and how the performative ethics materially explores the relationship between body and language.
Athayde, Manaíra Aires, Pereira, Paulo Silva   +1 more
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But, What is Bioart? [PDF]

, 2019
Esta reseña plantea una reflexión en torno a la muestra Cosas extrañas. Bioarte en la Argentina, realizada entre el 13 de abril y el 18 de mayo de 2019 en el Centro de Arte UNLP.
Reitano, María de las Mercedes
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Sztuka roślin

Teksty Drugie, 2018
Wandzel presents a working definition of ‘plant art’ by focusing on Diana Lelonek’s Center for the Living Things, a key work in this field. Drawing on environmental and cultural anthropology as well as new materialism, Wandzel examines the notion of ...
Anna Wandzel
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“I Do Not See the [Technology] Hidden in the Forest”: In the Loop of Performance Documentation, Reenactment, and Digital Reality

Pamiętnik Teatralny
This article analyses aspects of performance art such as documenting, reenactments, blockchain-minted performance, and bio performativity. It is argued that while technology has always been implicitly inscribed in performance art, recent developments in
Małgorzata Dancewicz-Pawlik
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Thomas Shadwell’s the Virtuoso as an Assemblage Laboratory. A View from Installation Art

Meno Istorija ir Kritika, 2017
The contemporary landscape of performing arts becomes more and more populated by hybrid genres or “artistic installations” (Rebentisch) which fuse traditional artistic, theatrical and performance practices with scientific procedures, political activism ...
Chaberski Mateusz
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Is there life in bio-art?

, 2007
Book review. Signs of Life offers one of the first surveys of the emerging field of ‘bioart’. But, writes Betti Marenko, this book often reveals an art genre in danger of providing biotech with its ultimate PR tool, instead of the critique its ...
Marenko, Betti
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〈Research Notes〉Spreading bright zone in Bioart: cultural anthropological perspective [PDF]

This research note focuses on the recent expansion of bioart, primarily from anthropological perspective including anthropological science/technology studies and multispecies anthropology. Within the perspective of anthropology of art, it seems difficult

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La Deriva Natural (en l'obra) de Natalie Jeremijenko

Temes de Disseny, 2008
Punta de llança de l'art digital i electrònic, el Bioart o A-Life Art, Natalie Jeremijenko juga amb la intel.ligència artificial i la biotecnologia i duu al terreny del hightech unes pràctiques socials d'art activista que tenen les seves arrels en els ...
Alessandra Caporale
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Visual communication through performance collaborations

Frontiers in Communication
At the intersection of artistic performance, bioart, technology, and visual communication, this article explores how more-than-humans (MTHs) can be visualised, given a voice, and recognised as active collaborators in societal systems.
Satu Miettinen, Melanie Sarantou, Melanie Sarantou   +2 more
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