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Archives par mot-clé : FEAT
Perceiving, Feeling, Interpreting, Storytelling: The Art of Art-Science
April 2017, at the LifeSpace Science Art Research Gallery of the School of Life Sciences at the University of Dundee, the artworks created during the FEAT project were exhibited for the first time. FEAT stands for ‘Future Emerging Art and … Continuer la lecture
Publié dans Annick's News, Art-Science, Art-Science, Articles, BioArt
Marqué avec Anna Dumitriu, Annick Bureaud, art-science, bio art, BioArt, Boredomresearch, Dmitry Gelfand, Evelina Domnitch, FEAT, Leonardo/Olats, Miha Tursic, Paul Smith, quantum physics, robotics, Spela Petric, supercomputing, Vicky Isley
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Ars Electronica Chronicles: Digging into a 84-page programme
Preparing for Ars Electronica means checking the programme to select what I would like not to miss, knowing that, once in Linz, I’ll go with the flow, unexpected discoveries, excitement, tiredness and encounter of people. According to the organisers, as … Continuer la lecture
Publié dans Art-Science, Art-Science
Marqué avec Ars Electronica, art-science, FEAT
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