Tick Acts: Tick Terrarium

Laura Beloff

Tick Acts: Tick Terrarium

Laura Beloff

Research output: Artistic and non-textual form › Exhibition › Solo art production › peer-review

Abstract

I am presenting on the windows of the Solu-gallery (Bioartsociety) the work Tick Terrarium, 2020. It is a wearable tick terrarium made of glass that hosts a community of ticks and their habitat. The shape of the terrarium references a bio-weapon research on ticks conducted in US in the 1950's until 1970's.
The Tick Terrarium, a photograph, a postcard.
This is part of the same project within which the podcast-series on ticks is realized, titled Tick Talks.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Helsinki
Publisher	Suomen Biotaiteen Seura = Finnish Society of Bioart
Size	installation
Publication status	Published - 31 May 2021
MoE publication type	F1 Published independent work of art or performance
Event	TICK ACTS - SOLU, Helsinki, Finland Duration: 2 Jun 2021 → 3 Jun 2021 https://bioartsociety.fi/activities/tick-acts

Field of art

Contemporary art

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Tick Acts: Tick Terrarium

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THE DARK SIDE OF EVOLUTION; ON TICKS in Ecophilia Conference - Metamorf Trondheim

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Species

Investigating Stray-Concept and Ticks as a Co-Species

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