Leah Heiss Artist Talk
Leah Heiss discusses her work featured in the Super Human exhibition. Image: Leah Heiss with ‘Drift’. Photo by Mark Ashkanasy, RMIT…
This interactive exhibition at RMIT Gallery turns the spotlight on collaborations between artists and scientists and the impact on what it means to be human – now and into the future.
Super Human: Revolution of the Species is an exhibition to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s Origin of Species.
Emerging artists and scientific practices have evolved new species of hybrid art forms. Super Human revisits the Cartesian body and its place in contemporary culture through its focus on Cognition and Neurology (Mind), Augmentation and Biological Manipulation (Body) and Nanoscale Interventions (Spirit, that which is not visible). Showcasing work in these fields by a new generation of Australasian artists, Super Human exposes our aspirations and fears about our bodies and their extraordinary functions.
View photos and interviews with the participating artists:
Top nanotechnologist Dr Amanda Barnard will speak at Super Human Artists’ Reception on Sunday 22 November, 6-8pm.
Leah Heiss discusses her work featured in the Super Human exhibition. Image: Leah Heiss with ‘Drift’. Photo by Mark Ashkanasy, RMIT…
Jonathan Duckworth discusses his work featured in the Super Human exhibition. Image: Jonathan Duckworth, ‘Embracelet‘. Photo by Mark Ashkanasy, RMIT Gallery 2009.
Jill Scott discusses her work featured in the Super Human exhibition. Image: Jill Scott ‘The Electric Retina’. Photo by Mark Ashkanasy,…
Exhibition12 Aug – 18 Nov 2006
Animals: in all their guises, from beloved pet to prawn-on-the-barbie, it is indisputable that animals occupy an important part of human life….