Beatriz Inglessis : On Mosquitoes, Humans, and Other Animals: a Discourse on Vectors and Hosts With Philosopher Suzanne Mccullagh and Educationalist Renee Jackson

Ohayon, Shai; Yeoh, Peter; Mccullagh, Suzanne; Jackson, Renee; Inglessis, Beatriz

ISBN 10: 1481876694 / ISBN 13: 9781481876698

Published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Beatriz Inglessis : On Mosquitoes, Humans, and Other Animals: a Discourse on Vectors and Hosts With Philosopher Suzanne Mccullagh and Educationalist Renee Jackson
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1481876694
• ISBN 13: 9781481876698
• Binding: Soft cover
• Illustrator: Inglessis, Beatriz
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

"On Mosquitoes, Humans, and Other Animals" is a fully bilingual (Eng/Jap), full colour, art catalogue for the Venezuelan artist Beatriz Inglessis’s exhibition, of the same title, at The Container exhibition space in Tokyo. The exhibition is the fruit of a collaboration setup by The Container's curator, Shai Ohayon, with a philosopher (S. McCullagh), an education specialist (R. Jackson), and the artist, to investigate the relation between medicine/science, education, and contemporary art practices. The catalogue highlights Inglessis’s recent series “The Educational,” a selection of paper works, inspired by medical and anatomical imagery, while focusing on the sculptural paper installation “Vector” which was at view at The Container 14 January – 31 March 2013. The catalogue consists of an introduction on the collaboration and Inglesiss’s practice by the curator Shai Ohayon; an essay on art and medicine, and an interview with artist by the art writer Peter Yeoh (Tokyo/New York editor for Glass Magazine); an introduction on art education and lesson plans by Renee Jackson (Concordia University, Canada); a philosophical intervention by Suzanne McCullagh (Guelph University, Canada); excerpts from the correspondence between the project’s collaborators; full colour plates of Inglessis’s works photographed by James Bingham; and Japanese translation by Yuriko Yamaguchi (Sophia University, Japan).