Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2007 01:06:10 -0500
Max Aguilera-Hellweg, Infant with midline facial dysplasia, Bolivia, 2000, 4 x 5 inch Fujifilm RDPII
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- Virtual Symposium: the discussion continues
- Anker: BEST REGARDS
- REICHLE: WRAP UP
- Sappol: WRAP UP: FINAL REMIX
- CARNIE: WRAP UP.
- Rijsingen: WRAP UP
- CARNIE : Futher brief answer to Richard Wingate
- Djerassi: Final comment
- Mironov: Artists as spokespeople for bioindustry
- WRAP UP: FINAL REMIX
- Anker: Preview of Kemp’s The Human Animal in Weste...
- Carnie: "hands on" and "outsiders" response
- Carnie: The Two Cultures
- Wingate: "hands on" and "outsiders"
- Wingate: SESSION TWO brief answer
- Sappol: The Two Cultures Update
- Waldby: Science and Gender (Jill Scott) and sessio...
- RE: SESSION THREE: bioscience and bioart
- Anker: The Two Cultures Update (Sappol)
- Twine: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF BIOSCIENCE
- Sappol: bioscience and bioart
- Wingate: Use of Metaphor
- Anker: Modes of Depiction/Epistemic Systems (Flori...
- Kemp: Reporting on Human Chromosome 16
- Catts: Living Removable Tattoo as a BioArt?
- Catts: response to A small note on the lab
- Anker: Migrating Social Spaces - Art As Invention
- Twine: A small note on the lab
- Catts: Vacanti Mouse
- Talasek: Response to "that audience issue"
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- Heiferman: That audience issue....
- Mironov: How to train BioArtists?
- Carnie: Jill response
- Duster: some core issues -- session 3
- Thacker: Living Removable Tattoo as a BioArt?
- Thacker: Science and Gender (Jill Scott) and sessi...
- Anker: Autopoiesis and Genetic Algorithms (Moura e...
- Mironov: Living Removable Tattoo as a BioArt?
- Mironov: Vacanti Mouse
- Dombois: Session 1, 2, 3
- Anker: The Animal in Art
- Twine: Science and Gender
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- Moura: Anthropocentrism
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- Anker: Live "Bio-Art" Exhibitions
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- Orlan: From the Minitel to the biotech
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1 comment:
Beautiful work. I to have a similar taste in photography focused around plastic surgeons.
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