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| N01SE a multi-site exhibition about information and transformation 22 January - 26 March, 2000 in Cambridge: Kettle's Yard The Whipple Museum of the History of Science The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology The Fitzwilliam Museum 27 January - 19 May, 2000 The Wellcome Trust's Two10 Gallery (London) N01SE was organized by artist Adam Lowe and historian of science Simon Schaffer. It is accompanied by a catalogue which includes contributions by Umberto Eco, Peter Galison, Bruno Latour and Bruce Sterling.... Available from Kettle's Yard: mail @ kettlesyard.cam.ac.uk tel: 01223 352124 fax: 01223 324377 or from Amazon.co.uk |
| PARTICIPANTS Tabatha Andrews William Armstrong Art and Language Charles Babbage Stephen Baker Joe Banks (Disinformation) Richard Barbrook William Bateson Evgen Bavcar Robin Boast Patrick Blackett Jerry Brotton Soraya de Chadarevian Adrian Cussins John Dee Umberto Eco Richard Feynman Manuel Franquelo Peter Galison Joy Garnett Merrill Garnett: "Does DNA have a pulse?" Joseph Grigley Roger Guillemin Sebastian Guillie Mercurious Van Helmont Anita Herle/Su Dalgleish Lynn Hershman Jeff Hughes Margaret Watts Hughes Lisa Jardine Bill Jones Athanasius Kircher Bruno Latour Malcolm Longair Mike Lynch Paul D. Miller (DJ Spooky) Iwan Morus Gracie Ngale Morton Sven Nebel Joseph Nechvatal Ben Neill Roy Porter Marc Quinn Jonathan Ree Michael Rees Giles Revell Kathleen Rogers Romandson Brian Rotman Stan Vanderbeek Tom Van Sant Ludwig Von Slegen Julian Simmons Nicola Schwartz Lillian Schwartz Robert Shannon Bessie Nakamarra Sims Paddy Jalpaljarri Sims Brian Cantwell Smith Luc Steels Bruce Sterling Jozue Tanaka John Tchalenko Dave Tovee John Tresch Burhan Tufall Catherine Wagner Piers Wardle Peter Weibel CTR Wilson John Wilkins Peter Wollen John Woodward Charles Wynn-Williams |
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| Back to index, First Pulse Projects Back to index, Electrogenetics Back to index, Garnett McKeen Laboratory |
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| Reviews: The Lancet and Science (April 2000). Catalogue essay: Does DNA Have a Pulse? Merrill Garnett in conversation with Bill Jones + Ben Neill. |