SYNTH-ETHIC, an exhibition that presents art works related to the new 
field of Synthetic Biology and its historical and epistemological roots,

Friday 13th of May at 7 pm at the Natural History Museum Vienna. The 
exhibition runs from May 14 to June 26.

With works by Rachel Armstrong, Art Orienté objet (Marion Laval-Jeantet 
& Benoît Mangin), Adam Brown, Joe Davis, Andy Gracie, Roman Kirschner, 
James Tour & Stephanie Chanteau, Tuur Van Balen, Paul Vanouse, The 
Tissue Culture and Art Project (Oron Catts & Ionat Zurr); curated by 
Jens Hauser.

While artists increasingly use biotechnologies in order to manipulate 
living systems, the new field of Synthetic Biology aims at applying 
engineering principles to biology, so to not only modify but to build up 
„life“ from scratch. In SYNTH-ETHIC, artists question not only this new 
technological dimension and its deriving ethical stance but also the 
very notion of the "synthetic". Their works explore the areas of tension 
between molecular biology and ecology, architecture and biochemistry, 
cybernetics and alchemy.

http://www.biofaction.com/?page_id=105

http://www.biofaction.com/synth-ethic/?cat=1#about-synth-ethic

http://www.biofaction.com/synth-ethic/

http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at:80/en/exhibitions?detail_so=yes&sfe=vorschau&tid=1294905097003

For joining the opening, please make your reservation: 
i...@nhm-wien.ac.at or reservat...@bio-fiction.com

This exhibition runs in parallel to the BIO:FICTION science, art and 
film festival and to its related conference programme on 13th and 14th 
of May, at the Natural History Museum Vienna.

http://bio-fiction.com

http://www.nhm-wien.ac.at:80/en/exhibitions?detail_so=yes&sfe=vorschau&tid=1297767759169

The Science, Art and Film Festival Bio:Fiction is an interdisciplinary 
event and presents the first synthetic biology film festival to which 
130 films from 25 countries were submitted. Winners will be announced 
during the BIO:FICTION Gala and Award. The film screenings are 
paralleled by two days of scientific talks and panel discussions on the 
science, the ethical issues, the applications, and the future outlook of 
Synthetic Biology.



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