Articles
Surveillance Creep! New Manifestations of Data Surveillance at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century.
(Radical History Review, Spring 2006 & Sarai Reader, 2004)
Of Patriots and Profits: New Tools For Keeping Academic Research In Line
(Radical History Review, Fall 2005)
Amateur Science, A Threat After All
(Acoustic Space Journal, Fall 2004 & Divanik (Serbian Translation), 2005)
Modeling and Implementing Nonspecialized Cross-Disciplinary Production
(Ciencia e Bioarte, Encruzilhadas e Desafios Eticos, ed. Palmira Fontes da Costa, 2007)
Forthcoming Book
Tactical Biopolitics: Art, Activism, and Technoscience
(edited volume, Leonardo / MIT Press book series, Beatriz da Costa & Kavita Philip)
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Project Related Articles -- Surveillance Creep: -> Zapped!, Swipe; Of Patriots & Profits: -> FBI investigation against Critical Art Ensemble; Amateur Science: -> FBI investigation against Critical Art Ensemble; Modeling and Implementing: -> GenTerra, Molecular Invasion, Free Range Grains.
Beatriz da Costa is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, who
works at the intersection of contemporary art, engineering, politics, and the life sciences.
Beatriz is a former collaborator of Critical Art Ensemble and a co-founder of Preemptive Media,
an arts, activism and technology group. Beatriz is an Associate Professor of Arts, Computation, Engineering at the University
of California, Irvine.
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