“Intimate Science” Exhibition
Posted: February 20th, 2013 | Author: admin | Filed under: Art, Art & Science, Artworks, BioArt, Exhibitions, General | No Comments »Intimate Science > Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University
Intimate Science > Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University
Oron Catts: The Aesthetics of Failure | Australian Design Review.
For the BioArt Class in Leiden, the Netherlands which I will join tomorrow we had to read through the following links and websites:
www.understandinganimalresearch.org.uk
I think I am against animal research and I don´t think that healing human deseases justifies the “use” of animals; on the other hand I realize that this is silly because I am not a vegetarian neither which shows that I don´t seem to have much respect of animals, too.
We will discuss this questions tomorrow, I think it will be interesting.
Today I gave a short talk in the context of the seminat “Tierbedarf” (animal needs) at KHM Cologne.
In how far animals are uses (seen from the concept of the artwork) to say something about human conditions? as representants for human beings?