Category: Bioart Society

  • HAUNTED WATERS

    Call for particapation Our friends in the Design + Posthumanism Network has asked us to share this, so of course we do. Haunted Waters: We are collecting stories, histories and material evidence from all over the world about bodies of water that are “haunted” by chemical contamination. We are now in search of people who…

  • Human-Yeast Interrelations: Publication & Exhibit

    Human-Yeast Interrelations: Publication & Exhibit

    by Olga Timurgalieva, Patrícia Moreira, and Eva Direito The art book, Yeasts as We Do Not Know Them, chronicles the roles of single-celled fungal microbes, mainly yeasts, in human lives. The art project, co-produced by designer Eva Direito, biotechnologist Patricia Moreira, and art researcher Olga Timurgalieva, traces the ways these single-celled fungal microbes are involved in…

  • Seaside Arts and Low-Trophic Imaginaries: A State of the Art Network Mid-term event

    Seaside Arts and Low-Trophic Imaginaries: A State of the Art Network Mid-term event

    On 30th September and 1st October we will have a pleasure to host the event forming part of the State of the Art Network (SOTAN) activities, which will take place on the island of Ornö in Stockholm Archipelago. It will have a hybrid format (with eight participants on location and others taking part via Zoom)…

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