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*24500$aVisual culture and bioscience :$ban online discussion /$c[moderated by Suzanne Anker ; with the participation of Max Aguilera-Hellweg [and others] ; edited by Suzanne Anker and JD Talasek].
*260  $aBaltimore, Md. :$bCenter for Art, Design and Visual Culture ;$aWashington DC :$bCultural Programs of the National Academy of Sciences,$c©2008.
*300  $a245 pages :$billustrations (some color) ;$c23 cm.
*4901 $aIssues in cultural theory ;$v12.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references.
*5050 $aPreface / David Yager -- Foreword / J.D. Talasek -- Introduction / Suzanne Anker -- Symposium: Welcome / J.D. Talasek and Suzanne Anker -- Session one: March 5-8, 2007: Imaging in art and science -- Session two March 9-10, 2007: Artists in the lab -- Session three March 11-13, 2007: Social and cultural implications of visualizing the biosciences -- Conclusion March 14-15, 2007 -- Plates -- Notes -- Bibliography -- About the participants -- About CADVC.
*5201 $a"Visual artist and theorist Suzanne Anker opened the 2007 international online conference Bioscience and Visual Culture with the following words: "The ubiquitous employment of digital technologies within the practices of research science and medicine, architecture and design, filmmaking and video production, as well as the visual and performing arts, has set ajar a multiplex of communication networks which crisscross traditional boundaries." This volume documents the virtual symposium, which was hosted by the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. and the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Herein, artists, scientists, historians, ethicists, curators, sociologists and writers discuss the myriad intersections between visual culture and the biosciences. The impressive list of international panelists includes Carl Djerassi of Stanford University, Troy Duster of NYU, Marvin Heiferman of SVA, David Freedberg of Columbia University, artist Catherine Chalmers, Art in America Senior Editor Nancy Princenthal and writer Andrew Solomon."--Jacket.
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Visual artist and theorist Suzanne Anker opened the 2007 international online conference Bioscience and Visual Culture with the following words: "The ubiquitous employment of digital technologies within the practices of research science and medicine, architecture and design, filmmaking and video production, as well as the visual and performing arts, has set ajar a multiplex of communication networks which crisscross traditional boundaries." This volume documents the virtual symposium, which was hosted by the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C. and the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Herein, artists, scientists, historians, ethicists, curators, sociologists and writers discuss the myriad intersections between visual culture and the biosciences. The impressive list of international panelists includes Carl Djerassi of Stanford University, Troy Duster of NYU, Marvin Heiferman of SVA, David Freedberg of Columbia University, artist Catherine Chalmers, Art in America Senior Editor Nancy Princenthal and writer Andrew Solomon.