Critical Art Ensemble: When Thought Becomes a Crime

Critical Art Ensemble: Performative Critics of Corporate Bio-Technology Practices

US Government's Attacks on Performance Group Critical Art Ensemble

When Thought Becomes a Crime

US Government Paranoia in Action: FBI Abducts Artist, Seizes Art

Park, Paula. “Buffalo Case Highlights MTAs: Material transfer agreements can be misunderstood or considered an annoyance, say officials.” The Scientist (August 9, 2004)

Critical Art Ensemble's Online Performative Critiques:

Critical Art Ensemble. “Cult of the New Eve.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

---. “Flesh Machine.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

---. “Gen Terra: Transgenic Solutions for a Greener World.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

---. “Society For Reproductive Anachronisms.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

---. “The Therapeutic State.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

Critical Art Ensemble, Beatriz da Costa and Claire Pentecost. Contestational Biology.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

Critical Art Ensemble, Beatriz da Costa and Shyh-shiun. “Free Range Grain.” (2004: Online Visual and Textual Project)

Books by Critical Art Ensemble Available Online:

Critical Art Ensemble. Digital Resistance: Explorations in Tactical Media. (Autonomedia, 2001)

---. Electronic Civil Disobedience & Other Unpopular Ideas. (Autonomedia, 1996)

---. The Electronic Disturbance (Autonomedia, 2000)

---. Flesh Machine: Cyborgs, Designer Babies and New Eugenic Consciousness. (Autonomedia, 1998)

---. Molecular Invasion. (Autonomedia, 2002)

Action Site Set Up to Help Defend Critical Art Ensemble

Critical Art Ensemble Defense Fund