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by Jillian Scott (Editor)
New trans-disciplinary approaches to gender, creativity, and society
Transdiscourse 3: Women in Art, Science, and Body Politics unites 26 international women from the arts to explore dynamic intersections of science, body politics, and inclusive futures. Through creative approaches and collaboration with scientists, they reflect on the ethics of care and urgent social and environmental issues. Divided into six themes (contextualisations, personal reflections, exhibitions, conversations and investigations), the authors explore how power operates on and through the body, affecting human rights, sustainability, bodily representations and personal expressions. Transdiscourse 3 is a unique space for dialogue and a vital transdisciplinary resource, designed to inspire and encourage others to engage with creativity, discovery and change.
- Art meets Science: essays by female artists, curators, and theorists inspired by science
- ender and Representation explored internationally through key themes
- A vital resource for scholars of cultural analysis and gender representation
Author Biography
Jill Scott is a media artist, a curator, a writer and an art and science researcher. She is professor emerita from the Zurich University of the Arts (ZhdK) in Zürich, Switzerland, and founded their Artists-in-Labs Program in 2000. Her own artwork spans 44 years of production about gender equality, design, the human body, and body politics. In the last 20 years she has focused human health based on research into AI, molecular biology, genetics, neuroscience, botany, and ecology. She has had many international exhibitions in both art and science venues and museums. She also curates LASER Salon in Zurich for the Leonardo Society USA. She has written 6 books and many articles on art and science. Transdiscosure 3: Women in Art, Science and Body Politics is the third book in this series. It follows on from Transdiscourse 1: Mediated Environments and Transdiscourse 2: Turbulence and Reconstruction.
