Though geographers have remarked on the aesthetic and political character of a
technoscientific biology, there has been an accompanying tendency, following disciplinary …

Art and Bare Life connects modern and contemporary art's drive to blur with life to the
democratic state's biologised control of life, analysing the interaction of these two …

There is an emerging 'aesthetic turn'within sociology which currently lacks clear focus. This
paper reviews the different issues feeding into this interest and contributes to its …

This paper develops a vitalist conception of habit as a means to theorize the material
capacity of art-encounters to reconfigure and reinvent the subject. Drawing principally on the …

Here I outline some of the fears, as well as some of the desires, associated with the lab-
borne monster as manifest in the emergent genre of critical BioArt. Using a recent …

This chapter discusses some key dimensions of a hybrid geography which recognizes
agency as a relational achievement, involving the creative presence of organic beings …

A turning point in human–environment relations has been signalled by the term
Anthropocene. Academic responses to the Anthropocene must acknowledge the …

As environments and their inhabitants undergo a multitude of abrupt changes due to climate,
in the aesthetic field there has been a hardening of a few representational figures that stand …

Uncontainable Life: A Biophilosophy of Bioart Page 1 UNCONTAINABLE LIFE
ABiophilosophy OF BIOART Marietta Radomska Linköping Studies in Arts and Science, No …

Bioart is a form of hybrid artistico-scientific practices in contemporary art that involve the use
of bio-materials (such as living cells, tissues, organisms) and scientific techniques, protocols …