The Art of Life.

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Title: The Art of Life.
Source: Wilson Quarterly. Summer2010, Vol. 34 Issue 3, p84-85. 2p. 1 Black and White Photograph.
Subject Terms: 21st century art, Biology in art, Art movements, Art & science
People: Catts, Oron, Zaretsky, Adam
Abstract: The article addresses the article "The Art Is Alive," by Emily Voigt, which appeared in the Fall-Winter 2009 issue of "Isotope." The author talks about bioart, an art movement that combines art and biological materials. Bioartists Oron Catts, Adam Zaretsky, and Eduardo Kac are mentioned. Techniques used by the artists include deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) extraction, genetic engineering, and selective breeding.
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Abstract:The article addresses the article "The Art Is Alive," by Emily Voigt, which appeared in the Fall-Winter 2009 issue of "Isotope." The author talks about bioart, an art movement that combines art and biological materials. Bioartists Oron Catts, Adam Zaretsky, and Eduardo Kac are mentioned. Techniques used by the artists include deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) extraction, genetic engineering, and selective breeding.
ISSN:03633276