Genetically Altered: BioArt Performance and Gallery Event

We know that scientific tools can be much more that ways of solving problems: scientific tools can be used as a form of protest, reverence, communications, and beauty.

 

Join us Feb. 4 when we take you into a future where biotechnology has been unleashed, questioning human form, natural, and transcendence. This is a gallery show and performance experience where we explore ritualized science as it were as ceremonial as religion, Biomachines programmed to experience the negative emotions of the human experience and the human obsession with form? What is artificial evolution? What does it mean to be bioqueer?