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is a Portland-based artist. - Abby Shotwell
is a Madison-based artist and homemaker who teaches at the Madison Children's Museum, Madison Public Library, and Madison Schools. - Alan Marcus
is Director of the Centre for Screen Studies at the University of Manchester, UK. - Anna Campbell and Chele Isaac
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recently completed her MFA at UW-Madison. - Bob Paris
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recently completed her MFA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. - Stephen Wetzel
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is a group of Madison 4th graders who have been meeting weekly with artist Abby Shotwell for the past three years. The members of the Art Club are: Leaf Anthony, Olive Earley, Gillian Gehri, Linnea Halsten, Sylvia Hecht, Isak Lund, Henry Shotwell, Isaiah Stefan, and Carina Vargas-Nunez
Would you like to befriend a virus?
Come to the opening reception of the Trans Exhibition on Saturday from 5:30-7:30 at the Kupfer Center.
Tea and chocolate viruses will be served. $3 donation for each hepatitis C truffle.
Posted by: Caitlin Berrigan | October 20, 2006 at 09:21 AM
Physicians have struggled with the murky boundary between food and poison; food historians have written extensively about food identities. Reaching far beyond an audience of medical consumers and epicures, and further dissolving any distinction between them, Viral Confections challenges many traditional assumptions about the interactions between food and the body. On the surface, it suggests that a virus might well be appeased with chocolate—an indulgence normally for the body or mind. At the same time, the protein-modeled truffle hints at its own danger as a food that is essentially unhealthy but still essential. With this intriguing juxtaposition, Berrigan provokes a number of historical and contemporary questions about the identity of food and the purposes to which we employ it. She also provokes some rethinking of the nature of the virus itself, especially when it functions at once as a foreign intruder and component of personal identity.
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Posted by: law of attraction | May 09, 2008 at 12:18 AM
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