Para-site-seeing: Exhibition Catalogue

Ali Floyd; Holly  Yeoman; Jen Southern; Rod Dillon; Sarah Cook; Alan Fairlamb; Michael Ferguson; David Horn; Lorna MacLean; Sujatha Manthri; Christy  Paterson; Lesley Pearson; Alan Prescott; Kevin Read; Lalitha  Shastry; Nina Svensen; John Thomas

doi:10.20933/100001171

Para-site-seeing: Exhibition Catalogue

Ali Floyd (Producer), Holly Yeoman (Curator), Jen Southern (Artist), Rod Dillon (Artist), Sarah Cook (Artist), Alan Fairlamb (Contributing member), Michael Ferguson (Contributing member), David Horn (Contributing member), Lorna MacLean (Contributing member), Sujatha Manthri (Contributing member), Christy Paterson (Contributing member), Lesley Pearson (Contributing member), Alan Prescott (Contributing member), Kevin Read (Contributing member), Lalitha Shastry (Contributing member), Nina Svensen (Contributing member), John Thomas (Contributing member)

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Abstract

In May 2019, artists Jen Southern and Rod Dillon asked what a parasite's travel blog would look like. Running from May to September in LifeSpace Science Art Research Gallery, Para-site-seeing: Departure Lounge brought this question to life. It allowed visitors to take a journey as the Leishmania parasite, and travel with Sand Fly.

This catalogue contains images of the exhibition and a collection of essays. You will discover more of the artists thoughts and challenges, find out about the curatorial process and gain an insight into why we believe science and art together work so well as a form of public engagement. With contributions from NEoN Festival and Professor Sir Mike Ferguson, this work offers a great addition to a Para-site-seeing trip.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	University of Dundee
Publisher	University of Dundee
Media of output	Other
Size	52 pages
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.20933/100001171
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Para-site-seeing: Departure Lounge: LifeSpace science art reserach gallery, University of Dundee

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