Decoding the human genome and genetically modifying plants and animals present new challenges for artists, architects and designers: the borders between subject and object, between organic and inorganic material as well as artistic and virtual existence become increasingly fluid. “The Gen(h)ome Project” deals with paradigm shifts in artistic responses to science, above all biology and genetics.
Participants include Greg Lynn/FORM, Karl Chu, Servo, Marcos Novak, ocean D, Weathers-Sean Lally, Phillippe Rahm, Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau, and Open Source Architecture.
Guest curators Eran Neuman, Aaron Sprecher and Chandler Ahrens of Open Source Architecture
Curator Kimberli Meyer, MAK Center Director
MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Los Angeles
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Guided Tours
at the weekend and by advance booking.Admission
$10 / $7 students and seniors,admission including Schindler by MAK guide $17 / $16 students and seniors
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children under 12, Friends of the Schindler House, and Friends of the MAK Center; on Friday afternoons 4–6 p.m.; International Museum Day in May; and Schindler's Birthday, 10 September
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Schindler House / Mackey Apartments & Garages / Fitzpatrick-Leland House:
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Admission for all three houses,
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Admission Fitzpatrick-Leland House only,
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Admission Mackey Apartments only,
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