Tag: biotechnology

12 Mar

Hot + Hairy

Hot + Hairy

Kim Bridgland’s hairy house. First exercise. This semester’s studio has begun: Hot and Hairy: biotopology and new architectural life. Pia Ednie-Brown, with Simon Sellars and Jessica In. “Your …

 
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19 Apr

SymbioticA 1 day workshop.

SymbioticA 1 day workshop.

Today I went to a one day SymbioticA workshop. Missed the end, as I had to catch a plane, but got to see most of …

 
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12 Apr

Lake Clifton

Lake Clifton

This week, I am visiting Lake Clifton, south of Perth and in the vicinity of Mandurah, reportedly the fasted growing city in Australia. Lake Clifton …

 
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06 Apr

Biotech Art Revisited

Biotech Art Revisited

Attending the symposium and exhibition, Biotech Art Revisited, at Experimental Art Foundation

 
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31 Jan

becoming animal

becoming animal

The rather mind mind-boggling news about the Californian woman giving birth to eight babies (and she already has six), made me think of Patricia Piccinnini’s …

 
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21 Jan

Adaptation

Adaptation

As part of our ARC Discovery project (RMIT Architecture/SIAL & SymbioticA), we are focussing a number of our activities around a SymbioticA based project called …

 
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13 Jan

Foreskins for the face

Foreskins for the face

I recently discovered an anti-aging beauty treatment with the primary ingedient of ‘Human Fibroblast Conditioned Media’. They make this with newborn foreskins. But the process, …

 
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