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TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER

Breaking the Code - Disability and Genetic Engineering

1.30pm, Tuesday 22 October: Room 4

Questioning issues of genetic engineering from the perspective of people with disabilities, this forum uses arts projects as a springboard for insights into the role of arts to engage in broader social debates.

  • What does the debate about human genetic engineering say about how society treats people, and people with disabilities in particular?
  • What ethical issues confront artsworkers with disabilities when engaging on these issues?
  • How can the voices of people with disabilities best contribute to such debates?

Panel

  • Oron CATTS is a wet biology art practitioner specialising in tissue engineering and is Artistic Director of Symbiotica at the Department of Anatomy and Human biology, University of Western Australia.
  • Bruce GLADWIN and members of the ensemble from Back to Back.
  • Kate SULAN, member of Rawcus.
  • Susie DEE, animateur and director of Teratology, an Institute of Complex Entertainment (ICE) production examining a speculative future of genetic engineering.
  • Tony DOYLE, a leading advocate of Disability Culture, formerly with Arts Action SA and founder of High Beam Festival.

 

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