Do we really need sunshine, soil and fertiliser to grow food? SymbioticA’s latest exhibition scrutinises the way technology and science can be used to manipulate our food.
Tag Archives: SymbioticA
Reviews
In the face of catastrophe
31 October 2018
Review: Jenn Garland, ‘Dark Skies Ahead’ · Paper Mountain · Review by Miranda Johnson · “Dark Skies Ahead”, currently at Paper Mountain, is another exhibition presented …
Reviews
Beautiful and bizarre
25 October 2018
Review: Tarsh Bates, “This Mess We’re In” · Old Customs House, Fremantle · Review by Jenny Scott · At the junction of science and experimental art, the works within “This …
Article
Visual Arts: HyperPrometheus: The Legacy of Frankenstein
2 October 2018
20 Oct – 23 Dec @ PICA · Presented by PICA · HyperPrometheus commemorates the 200th anniversary of the publishing of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, or the …
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Reviews
A chance to wander and wonder
25 September 2018
Review: The Tissue Culture and Art Project review, “Biomess” · Art Gallery of Western Australia · Review by Miranda Johnson · Currently on show at the …
Features
A peek inside the lab
22 August 2018
A monstrous arts event is about to take place in Perth. Named “Unhallowed Arts”, it’s timed to celebrate the bicentenary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and features …
Article
Visual Art: WA Now – Biomess – The Tissue Culture & Art Project
16 July 2018
8 September – 3 December 2018 @ The Art Gallery of Western Australia · Presented by: Oron Catts & Ionat Zurr · Is it art? Science? …
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