Strange Attractors
From striking visualisations of the human DNA to the investigations of rare plants,
these stunning art-science projects probe into some of life’s greatest mysteries and demonstrate how cross-disciplinary practice can illuminate these wondrous realms.
these stunning art-science projects probe into some of life’s greatest mysteries and demonstrate how cross-disciplinary practice can illuminate these wondrous realms.
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STRANGE ATTRACTORS Charm Between Art & Science Curator Annie Ivanova Artists Drew Berry Peter E Charuk Justine Cooper George Khut Jon McCormack Jane Quon Julie Ryder Hellen Sky Symbiotica Tissue Culture & Art Project Mari Velonaki |
Strange Attractors: charm between art and science presents startling creative projects realised through collaborations between artists and scientists. Through various Australian programs, the artists completed residencies at high-end facilities and worked with scientists from different disciplines. The fascinating results of their collaborations are presented in the exhibition.
Zendai MOMA introduces audiences in Shanghai to contemporary ideas and cultural experiences from around the world. This is the first comprehensive survey of Australian art and science research in China. Initiated and curated by Annie Ivanova, executive producer Novamedia.
The symposium was chaired by Annie Ivanova and hosted by SymbioticA/University of Western Australia.
Zendai MOMA introduces audiences in Shanghai to contemporary ideas and cultural experiences from around the world. This is the first comprehensive survey of Australian art and science research in China. Initiated and curated by Annie Ivanova, executive producer Novamedia.
The symposium was chaired by Annie Ivanova and hosted by SymbioticA/University of Western Australia.
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In partnership with the Australian Consulate-General in Shanghai, and Australia Council for the Arts, Australia-China Council, University of Western Australia, Arts Victoria, Dept of Culture and the Arts of WA, ArtsACT, Australian Network for Art & Technology, University of Western Sydney, The University of Sydney, ACME, Australian Centre for Field Robotics, Symbiotica, Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research, Australian National Botanic Garden.
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