SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Originally published in 2015, Biomateria: Biotextile Craft documents early explorations in tissue culture and textile practice, or what Hunter termed “growing flesh-on-mesh.” Combining laboratory protocols, artistic research, and material experimentation, the book captures the emergence of biotextiles as a critical and speculative field of inquiry.

This archive edition is available as an immediate PDF download through the website store.

A curated archive of open access publications, including peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, essays, and research-creation outputs. Spanning bioart, biotechnology, feminist technoscience, craft, and ecology, these works are freely available to read and download.

A selection of invited talks, conference presentations, workshops, and public lectures delivered across academic, artistic, and interdisciplinary contexts. These presentations share ongoing research, creative practice, and critical perspectives on art, science, technology, and culture.

Discover educational resources designed for artists, students, educators, and researchers interested in creative approaches to science, technology, and material practice. Materials include workshops, learning guides, project frameworks, and course content.

Discover reports, resources, artist features, and research outputs from BioArt in Canada, a national project examining the intersections of art, science, technology, and society. These materials document the diversity of Canadian bioart while supporting future research, policy, education, and public engagement.

A collection of protocols, methods, and experimental frameworks emerging from laboratory, studio, and field-based research. These resources span bioart, biotechnology, biomaterials, craft, and speculative research-creation, offering practical and conceptual tools for interdisciplinary inquiry.