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Thomas Söderqvist in the biohacking lab @MedicalMuseion
Projections and moving equipment are part of the new biohacking exhibition and lab space at Medical Museion.
www.museion.ku.dk/biohacking-do-try-this-at-home/
At the launch of this exhibition, Thomas Söderquist talked about the implications of such spaces for science and medical museums:
"Because there’s something in the hacker culture – whether it’s computer hacking or biohacking – that points to the ongoing cultural change in the museum world. As I said to one of the biohackers at dinner earlier tonight: museums are struggling to become more open, to involve their users, to draw on the creativity of non-professionals, to crowdsource the cultural heritage, to engage citizens in the construction and re-construction of collections and exhibitions. The do-it-yourself attitude is spreading to museums too."
www.museion.ku.dk/2013/01/opening-the-biohacking-lab-at-m...
Thomas Söderqvist in the biohacking lab @MedicalMuseion
Projections and moving equipment are part of the new biohacking exhibition and lab space at Medical Museion.
www.museion.ku.dk/biohacking-do-try-this-at-home/
At the launch of this exhibition, Thomas Söderquist talked about the implications of such spaces for science and medical museums:
"Because there’s something in the hacker culture – whether it’s computer hacking or biohacking – that points to the ongoing cultural change in the museum world. As I said to one of the biohackers at dinner earlier tonight: museums are struggling to become more open, to involve their users, to draw on the creativity of non-professionals, to crowdsource the cultural heritage, to engage citizens in the construction and re-construction of collections and exhibitions. The do-it-yourself attitude is spreading to museums too."
www.museion.ku.dk/2013/01/opening-the-biohacking-lab-at-m...