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| After Dolly: Art, Science, Ethics |
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Nash & Brandon Rooms, ICA, London. 11-13 October 2002
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The possibilities of genetic engineering and cloning have given rise to huge ethical considerations - often dominated by the ways in which the new technology might be used in human reproduction. But the questions raised by animal biotechnology are far-reaching: about the relationship between all living species, about the re-design of nature for human use, about the future of farming and the countryside, about our use of animals in this research.
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| This thought-provoking Exhibition, in collaboration with Littoral Arts, featured works from artists making their own critical response to the drive to bring evolution under human control. |
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