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An attachment to: FineArt Forum Vol.11, No.1, January 1997
From: TrudyMyrrh@aol.com
Subject: Macrocosmos, Microcosmos
An art exhibition on the theme of patterns in nature sponsored by
Ylem: Artists Using Science and Technology
January 6-31, 1997
Canessa Gallery, 708 Montgomery, San Francisco, CA 94111
415-296-9029. Hours: 10 AM-4 PM, M-F
Sunday, January 12
Grand Tour and Reception
2:00 PM: Brief talks by the artists about their work
3-5:00 PM: Refreshments
Thursday, January 30, 7:30 PM
slide show, "Patterns in Nature," by
Shoshanah Dubiner, designer and educator
The study of nature's patterns in the microcosmos, the realm of
the small, and the macrocosmos, the immensity of the universe,
are alluring to artists, and no wonder: surprising mathematical
regularities have been fruitfully exploited by the hard sciences,
while the imponderable reaches of outer space provoke thoughts
about our place in the universe. Seven artists who are members of
Ylem: Artists Using Science and Technology address these issues.
Contact: Trudy Myrrh Reagan
trudymyrrh@aol.com
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From: "Alexander A. Pasko" (pasko@u-aizu.ac.jp)
Subject: Shape Modeling International '97
3-6 March, 1997
Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan
More information is available at the Web site:
http://www.u-aizu.ac.jp/public/www/labs/sw-sm/SMI97/
SMI'97, Yamauchi Kazuaki
University of Aizu, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima, Japan 965-80.
yamauchi@u-aizu.ac.jp
Fax: +81-242-37-2531
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From: "J.P LONGAVESNE" (grip@cnam.fr)
Subject: Virtuel Paysage
Exhibition/Performance des Quarks / Virtual Paysage on line
Jean Paul Longavesne as " Quarks " from GRIP propose during 24h on
january 25 a performance on line : " Virtuels Paysages " . During
performance, I will investigate how reality and ways of " knowing
" reality have been culturally encoded and conceptually
constrained. A major part of this component will be an online
exhibit in " La CitŽ des Sciences et de l'industrie " de la
Villette.
Jean Paul LONGAVESNE
grip@cnam.fr
Tel/fax : 33 01 45 42 57 99
http://www.ensad.fr/journal/profs/longavesne
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From: jdspiak@IMAP1.ASU.EDU
Subject: ART ON THE EDGE OF FASHION
Feb. 1 to April 27, 1997.
ASU Art Museum curator Heather Lineberry has selected eight
artists from across the country and Canada that use clothing
forms to examine issues of identity, particularly gender, and who
examine the societal forces that dictate the way we look.
To preview the exhibition:
http://asuam.fa.asu.edu/artedge/artedge.htm
For further information, please call the
Arizona State University Art Museum
+1 602 965 2787
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An attachment to: FineArt Forum Vol.11, No.1, January 1997
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