This week was all about bacteria and fungi.We did all that we had planned to do and more!
Check out the results!
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Contemporary Art Research and Experimentation - Fall 2008
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- Search for Meaning
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- This week is about more complex organisms like wo...
- This is DNA extraction day! I took some plants fro...
- Here are the more successful results of the germin...
- Here is the plan for the second week. We did germi...
- Painting with serratia bacteria.The previous exper...
- Biology as a New Art Medium
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About the class
- bioartgrinnell
- The course explores the multiple artistic approaches that have developed in relation to Art and Biology. We are placing special emphasis on the development of collaborative projects where the artist has to learn some biological research skills in order to create the artwork. A series of seminar classes provide background information on the current diversity of artistic discourses centered on biological sciences as a forum for debate. These are complemented by practical classes in the Biology department, where we experience basic biological research techniques and equipment, and use them as our art medium.
While Marta de Menezes is trying to teach something, the students are:
- Kathlyn York
- Aimee Tabrizi
- Arunabh Singh
- Allison Rosenthal
- Jonathan Rissing
- Thomas Olson
- Sara Montolla
- Bryan Leland
- Marci Kirchberg
- Jacqueline Groves
- Victoria Diedrichs
- Heather Craig
- Kathryn Benson
- Gustavo Arambula
1 comment:
sweet pictures! I bet all the bio150 kids who work in that lab are jealous, all they get to do is spread plates!
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