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At our August BioArt in Canada: Fill Your Cup public event, one simple question repeatedly cropped up and opened our discussion into many other threads: But is it BioArt? We want to thank everyone who participated in the conversation, which gave us the remarkable opportunity to observe field formation happening in real time. Participants tested… Read more
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Recently, I spoke with Dr. Julie Théberge, a researcher in artistic methodologies and collaborative practices at HUPR, a research centre at the National Circus School focused on human potential and movement in the performing arts. Dr. Julie currently lives in Québec City but hails from Rouyn-Noranda, Québec, right on the border of Ontario. She jokes… Read more
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What Do We Mean When We Say “BioArt”? As the BioArt in Canada research project begins mapping artists, scientists, artist-scientists, and institutions across the country, one early discovery is that bioart is not always defined in the same way across language communities. This article opens a conversation that will continue in an upcoming Fill Your… Read more
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SFU’s School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT) just published an article about Art/In Forum’s Knowledge Partner, Dr. WhiteFeather Hunter and her project, BioArt in Canada. We’re highlighting this quote with double asterisks! “[The] potential evolution of art into new spaces (undersea or in deep space), or as new media (living art or genetic design),… Read more
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