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We’ve just missed the NEUROfest in New York where some 100 artists in 70 events over 3 weeks presented performances inspired by various neurological conditions. Ended last weekend, unfortunately …

SUTURE: ARTWORK WITHOUT ANAESTHETIC, 14 January – 31 March 2006, Old Operating Theatre Museum SUTURE is a two part exhibition of works, made in response to the The Old Operating Theatre Museum’s collection of medical artifacts. Following the relocation of the Museum from the Garret to the Crypt of St Thomas’ Church, SUTURE PART 2 […]

The Museums and Galleries History Group is pleased to announce the first issue of its biannual newsletter is now online at the MGHG website, www.mghg.org, containing news of projects, publications, research and events in the field of museum and gallery history.

SymbioticA at the School of Anatomy and Human Biology, University of Western Australia, is an evolving place of artistic investigation that is accessible to people throughout Western Australia and beyond, offering artists-in-residence cutting edge technology and the ability to realise projects that involve scientific/biological experiments. See http://www.symbiotica.uwa.edu.au

SymbioticA Tissue Engineering and Art Workshop prepared by Oron Catts of SymbioticA – The Art & Science Collaborative Research Laboratory, Laboratories of the Faculty of Biology, University of Barcelona. Tissue culture and tissue engineering represent a new area for artistic engagement. These branches of biomedical research have a major influence on perceptions of body, self […]

Arte Contemporáneo arranges the following seminars on biomedicine / biotechnology and art in Madrid, 9 – 13 February 2006: — “The Era of Posthuman Engineering” (presentation vs. participants), — “From Body Art to the Transgenic Body” (participants vs. presentation) , — “The Posthuman Body: Hybridization Between Flesh and Prosthesis” (presentation vs. participants), — “Biotechnology: the […]

I mine desperate forsøg på at være først med noget som helst her på bloggen (eller bare at være på bloggen) er ingen nyhed for lille eller triviel.

Der er intet uddrag, da dette er et beskyttet indlæg.

The Nobel Museum in Stockholm opens a new exhibition, ‘Läkekonst blir vetenskap’ (‘Medicine from art to science’), Tuesday 28 March 2006. It’s not on their website yet, but soon …

Indtryk fra en studietur 18.-21. januar 2006 Studieturen gik til Berliner Medizinhistorischen Museum og til Deutschen Hygiene Museum i Dresden.

Here’s the abstract and a link to the full paper “Who’s afraid of the recent biomedical heritage?” from the UMAC conference in Uppsala, September 2005.

Endo-Ecto is an interdisciplinary symposium on endoscopy and related themes organised by live artist Phillip Warnell (thanks to Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Warwick for telling us). Endo-Ecto – Phillip Warnell February 10, 2006, 3-8 PM Nash Room, ICA, The Mall, London SW1 Presented by The Arts Catalyst, devised by Phillip Warnell […]