Emma Kowal, Joanna Radin, and Jenny Reardon
From Indigenous body parts, mutating temporalities, and the half-lives of postcolonial technoscience, Social Studies of Science, 2013.
“Mutations transcend dichotomies of premodern/modern, pro-science/anti-science, and north/south, inviting us to focus on entanglements and interdependencies.”
Eben Kirksey
“Who Owns the Future of Gene Editing?”
12:00 pm
Anthropologist, writer, storyteller, and associate professor (Research) at Alfred Deakin Institute in Melbourne, Australia.
07.04.2021
De Anima by
Clara Jo
Last update
05.04.2021 at 04:08 pm
“De Anima” is an ominous prelude set in Myanmar and Kenya that unveils how gendered, racialized, economic, and metabolic ecosystems embedded within the global health crisis drives fear of contamination from the nonhuman world.
This site is an artistic work within the interdisciplinary residency program “Mutations”.
