Mike bianco

Artist•Curator•Researcher

  • About
  • Selected Practice
    • Eco-Art Practice
    • Anthrocomb
    • An Archaeology of the Present
    • We Are What We Eat
    • Hivecubator
    • Social Craft
    • On Becoming A Human Honeybee
  • Contact
  • About
    • Eco-Art Practice
    • Anthrocomb
    • An Archaeology of the Present
    • We Are What We Eat
    • Hivecubator
    • Social Craft
    • On Becoming A Human Honeybee
  • Contact
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We Are What We Eat / The Synergetic Omni-Solution - A collaboration with Alyce Santoro and Enrique Madrid
 Determining one’s own cultural identity can often be more complex than one may initially realize. Although I am from the West Coast of the United States, I grew up with a mother that spoke fluent Japanese, a sister who was born in Tokyo, a
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Let's eat Fukushima
 Meeting Bacon was a response to the Farm-to-Table movement. While many are happy to have artisan foods, and find comfort in the concept of their food being treated humanely, few can stomach the reality of actually confronting the animal th
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Meeting Bacon
Silicone Fabric Coatings (Syl-Mer): "The Invisible Protectors" 1956 Dow Corning
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Demystifying Dow
Explaining Dialogical Practice to Pigs.
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Explaining dialogical practice to pigs
 Brackish Rising was a multi-faceted project by artists Mike Bianco and Loren Kronemyer which engaged issues of salt, water, desalination, ecology, and water sovereignty in Southwest Australia. The comprehensive project called attention to the i
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Brackish Rising
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Preserving American Gastronomy
       
     
We Are What We Eat / Trophallaxis