… developmental biology in bio-art represents a radical shift away from conventional art media…
sculpt and mould, bio-art signals a transition from the production of art objects to the creation …

… Although subtexts of science are associated with more general cultural forces, few
philanthropies commit to fund the joint practice of art and science, including bioart. Accordingly, …

… While “bio art” is applicable to a large gamut of in vivo works that employ biological media, …
1998, I started to employ the more focused term “transgenic art” (Eduardo Kac. “Transgenic …

Le texte d’Eduardo Kac est tres différent des autres contributions. Il se justifie dans ce
numéro thématique parce qu’il indique une direction intéressante que peuvent prendre les …

… In his otherwise generally laudatory New York Times article, for example, journalist Randy
Kennedy nevertheless wonders whether bioart might be dangerous, for it often involves the …

… In addition, bio-art expands into conceptual art using biological … In this time of global
challenges, bio-art communicates … , public and the biological organism or biological concept. This …

… Can the philosophical questions bio art raises be embedded in visual art scenarios? Or, put
… Can bio art be separated from bio design or speculative design? What is the role of utility in …

… of art. This paper offers an account of how bio art can be read as an emerging contemporary
art … This draws on the art-historical precedent of Marcel Duchamp, who transformed objects …

… of bioart as art. We will show that bio-art belongs to the evolutionary narrative both of art
and artistic intentions by alleging interconnections of distinct features of bio-artworks with …

… of robotic art is also included in this section. Finally, the third section, "Bio Art," is composed
of six pieces that address points of contact between electronic art and biotechnology. …