[eyedrumartcomm] Fwd: Art_Art/Science Installation
- From: emma ball <emmagineering@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Priscilla Smith <priscillagaysmith@xxxxxxxxx>, "eyedrumartcomm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <eyedrumartcomm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 10:36:39 -0500
I think this sounds somewhat promising, altho it would conflict w marg and
ed's show. Maybe not in line w our mission tho...
Thoughts?
(Science-phillic)
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emma b
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From: "Brian Cafferty" <cafferty@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Dec 19, 2013 10:19 AM
Subject: Art_Art/Science Installation
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Hello,
We are interested in using Eyedrumto exhibit two art/science
installations during the Atlanta Science Festival which will be held in
late March. I am working along with several scientists, artists and
architects to develop a show that will exhibit work being conducted at
Georgia Tech that is intended for educational purposes. We would like to
know if the space is available for our use for a day during the week of
March 22-28th, preferably on either March 22 or 23.
The Atlanta Science Festival is the first of its kind to take place in
Atlanta. Over 30,000 visitors are expected to attend various events located
at venues throughout the city to learn about science and technology that is
taking place in and around Atlanta. The festival and related exhibits are
non-profit. To learn more follow this link:
http://atlantasciencefestival.org/
We are currently looking for a venue to house two installations, with 1-3
additional installations to be included depending on space available.
-The first installations is a set of interactive audio visual pieces that
integrate music and molecular biology. The participants will be able to
compose their own music from physical interactions derived from molecules.
In addition, animated movies will be displayed that incorporate theoretical
simulations of molecules whose interactions have been sonified (the act of
perceptualizing scientific data through sound) to make unique and
educational soundscapes.
-The second installations is a conceptual art piece on the origin of life
which also involves an audio video element and photography component.
-Additional pieces will come from the Center for Chemical Evolution and the
Georgia Tech Architecture Department.
-If you have any questions concerning the art please let me know.
Please email or call me when you can.
Thank you,
Brian
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Graduate Student
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