The Gen(h)ome Project is an exhibition curated by MAK Director Kimberli Meyer (www.makcenter.org) and Open Source Architecture (www.o-s-a.com). Building on the relation between genetics and domesticity, this striking exhibition features site-specific installations by Greg Lynn, Karl Chu and Marcos Novak among others...
The Gen(h)ome Project is also a publication that contains a series of critical essays by Martin Bressani, Chris Hight, Eran Neuman and Aaron Sprecher. The exhibition opening on October 29th featured a series of round table discussions related to issues such as the nature of information in a post-human age. Located in Rudolph Schindler's King Road House in West Hollywood (MAK Los Angeles), the Gen(h)ome installations transform this seminal residence into an architectural laboratory. On display until mid-February. A beautiful moment to spend in between architecture, science and technology.
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