Andrews is an artist activist, he now runs a Conference of Birds media
space in Bangkok.
http://www.conferenceofbirds.com/
Soraj is a prof in philosophy at Center for Ethics of Science and
Technology, Chulalongkorn University.
One of his research interests is bioethics.
I also cc: editor of Bioscope and Fuse magazines.
Bioscope is a film/critic magazine which used to run a bioethics animation
competition (i know there was one in 2006, but not sure if it's still
running or not).
Fuse is also a magazine/space run by Bioscope team, they love events.
cheers,
art
On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Denisa Kera <
denis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks to all for suggestions and you are warmly invited to come/take
> part, the date is not confirmed but it seems it will be July 30, will
> have one official panel at the conference venue and then just all day
> workshops/fun stuff in Hackerspace with a party
>
> DIYbio: from biohacking to bioart
> Singapore 2010
> part of 10th World Congress of Bioethics
>
http://www.bioethics-singapore.org/wcb2010/
> Hackerspace.sg
>
> Would you like to play with your genome or create synthetic organisms
> that compete in biotech games? Would you like to use lab tools when
> cooking and transform your kitchen into biotech lab where alcohol is
> served as ice-cream and unexpected flavors like white chocolate and
> caviar can mix? Would you like to translate scientific protocols into
> art manifests and create sculptures from tissues, do performances with
> DNA, make installations from biotopes and use media displays made from
> bacteria? If your answer is yes, join us in Hackerspace to test your
> ideas and visions. We will turn the local Hackerspace into
> Biohackerspace for one day to explore the territory between public,
> private and lab spaces and discuss various forms of biohacking,
> biopunk, bioart and molecular gastronomy. How relevant are these
> citizen science and science enthusiast practices for innovation? What
> are some new design and art ideas related to biotechnologies? How can
> we involve critical design practices in bioethics discussions? How can
> these probes and experiments introduce new Science Technology Society
> questions? We will cook, play and hack in order to discuss this and in
> the evening will have the first ever DIYbio party in Singapore.
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