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8. Bioart in some biotech cities in the Developing World. |
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2003 - Year of Biotechnology; CDs of soundtrack of DNA code set to music made available In Bio-Thailand 2003, Pattaya |
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2003
- Sculpture of Double Helix unveiled at BangaloreBio2003a as
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2000 - Exhibition on Human Genome Project organized by the China Association for Science and Technology and governmental bodies to promote an awareness between genes and diseases |
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Widely known as "The City of Roses" or the "Spring of Flowers". Also houses the National Museum of Rock Art |
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2003 - Cape Town Flower Show with a focus on the intermix of nature, art, culture and learning in floral art interpretations of environmental themes; traditional food plants and their cultural uses; economic empowerment and landscape architecture (Figure 10) |
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Bread and beer fermentation processes are the oldest examples of bioart seen in the tombs of the pharaohs (see Fermentation and Art) |
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2000 - Insectario in watercolors and drawings "depicts the fascination and terror that some insects generate in us.." And captures the artistry and architectural structure of insects and their symbolical, mythical, and cultural meanings |
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1999 - Invenēăo: Thinking the next millennium? Conferenceb that examines "the consequence of the convergence of art, science and technology on our sense of self and human identity, on consciousness, community and the city as well as on learning and leisure" |
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2003
- Chinese lady artists will create the first Art Car in |
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Biopolis for biomedicine, bioinformatics and biotechpreneurship; Pioneering course on Cyberart at the National University of Singapore encourages students to explore inter alia the intermix of art and biotechnology |
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considered to be the 'Science capital of bA summary of the salient and thought-provoking presentations (with abstracts) with indication of the range and scope of bio- or biosci-art since prior to the onset of the millennium can be found at http://www.itaucultural.org.br/invencao/invencao.htm. |
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