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Translife exhibition poster
Friday, 5 August 2011

Translife: International Triennial of New Media Art 21 July through to the 19 August 2011. Beijing, China.

TransLife brings together 53 artworks by over 80 artists and artist collectives from 23 different countries in Beijing, hosted by the National Art Museum of China. Three works developed at SymbioticA will be on display including Silent Barrage (Neurotica) The Autotroph (Oron Catts) and No Ark Revisited (Tissue Culture & Art Project).

From the Media Art China Website:
“Amidst the global challenges of climate and ecological crises that threaten the very existence of humanity, the exhibition TransLife reflects on the whereabouts of humankind in relationship to nature through an unique perspective and philosophical speculation, calling for citizen participation in facing these imminent challenges with artistic imagination to advocate a new world view of nature and a retooled humanist proposition.

The exhibition is structured by three thematically related components that gradually progress from the discovery of new sensorial potentials that extend our cognitive capacities to the emergence of multiple life forms to biodiversity and an exploration of the symbiosis of cohabitation, revealing emerging concepts of life and provoking contemplation on the biosphere. In doing so, the exhibition also strives to reassess the historical roots and epistemological foundation of the current ecological and environmental predicament, interrogating the notion of subjectivity inherent in the project of modernity and the anthropocentrism derived from that tradition.”

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Chris Cobilis (SymbioticA Administration) +61 8 6488 5583


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