Natasha Vita-More
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Natasha Vita-More (born Nancie Clark) is a an artist and futurist and a pioneer of transhumanism.
Vita-More, currently working on a PhD at the Planetary Collegium, has an MS in Future Studies and a BFA in Multimedia. In 1982, she authored the Transhuman Manifesto and Transhumanist Arts Statement, produced the cable TV show "TransCentury / Transhuman UPdate" on transhumanity which reached over 100,000 viewers in Los Angeles and Telluride, Colorado. Vita-More is the Director of Transhumanist Arts & Culture and her Futures Podcast covers the culture of transhumanism and futurism. She was the president of the Extropy Institute which closed in 2006.
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- "With the exhilaration of super fast computers, AI, SI, biotechnological breakthroughs, nanotechnology, and prospects of superlongevity, the Singularity, the very contour of art is undergoing a facelift—an emendation. These scientific and technological meta-changes affect the visions of artists. The latest watershed advances occurring in the world around us directly affect the aesthetics of our visions. Our senses are alert, excited, moved, and impassioned by the pulsating rhythm of culture." -Natasha Vita-More
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- Natasha Vita-More
- Transhumanist Arts Statement
- Transhumanist Arts & Culture
- Extropy Institute
- Futures Podcasts
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