Tag: art and science
event: Translation of energy
by Greg on Jul.17, 2009, under Science Event
For science and art enthusiasts (yes, if you attend dorkbots or radars and fences, you will know it’s a deep relationship), this is a must go to event. I have the new dorkbot’s from may hot in the oven, and there is one presentation that fills this idea of translational energy to its fullest. i am very curious if the work of Conrad Shawcross and his AMAZING Slow Arc III series will be featured in this exhibit. If his work doesn’t scream “translation of energy” i don’t know what does. Don’t worry, I will be posting those dorkbots soon, so you can experience the genius of Shawcross. Even if you can’t understand a word he says, his pictures are a thousand revolutions.
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Science and Art
Translation of Energy
The three-part art & science exhibition continues at Cynthia-Reeves with Translation of Energy: Claire Watkins and Sheila Gallagher. Each part of this exhibition examines how artists anticipate and interpret current scientific investigations. (continue reading…)
event: The collaboration of Science and Art
by Greg on Jun.03, 2009, under Science Event
The Collaboration of Science and Art
The latest artist in the Cynthia-Reeves gallery’s Art & Science project, Daniel Kohn, will be joined by Nobel Laureate Harold Varmus at the opening of Kohn’s show, Genomic Research. (continue reading…)
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