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Art & Science
Organization:
The Art Center Highland Park
Location
1957 Sheridan Road, Highland Park, Illinois 60035
Entry Fee
Paid Entry
Deadline
April 10, 2020
Exhibition
May 8
- Jun 13, 2020
Art & Science:
***important information***
Due to the current situation we want to update you on our plans to continue to connect through art.
The Art & Science exhibition theme has never seemed more relevant in the situation we now face. Despite the shutdown of our physical gallery space for an indefinite period of time, we are investigating creative ways to support artists and continue to share their great work. If the exhibition is held only online in a virtual format, we will do our best to share it through every social media format at our disposal.
We hope that you will choose to help us on our mission to connect through the power of art, using science and technology to share information and ideas!
Art & Science have always been interdependent, from the chemistry of paint, the theory of color, to the visualization, illustration, and imaging within the field of science and research. TACHP is searching for work that addresses how art and science intersect and the ways we can interpret and manifest this intersection using the many mediums available to us as artists.
Guest jurors and featured artists, Olea Nova and Rajee Aryal both create work that explores how to merge art and science in interesting and complex ways. Olea reflects an abstract version of vibration, weather and sound in contrast to Rajee's coding of her photographs, transformed into painting that redefine the meaning of computer science. The goal of this exhibit is open for interpretation of the relationship between art and science.
Guest Jurors: Olea Nova and Rajee Aryal
This exhibit is in conjunction with Visualizing in a New Light- Ellen Sandor and (art)n
***important information***
Due to the current situation we want to update you on our plans to continue to connect through art.
The Art & Science exhibition theme has never seemed more relevant in the situation we now face. Despite the shutdown of our physical gallery space for an indefinite period of time, we are investigating creative ways to support artists and continue to share their great work. If the exhibition is held only online in a virtual format, we will do our best to share it through every social media format at our disposal.
We hope that you will choose to help us on our mission to connect through the power of art, using science and technology to share information and ideas!
Art & Science have always been interdependent, from the chemistry of paint, the theory of color, to the visualization, illustration, and imaging within the field of science and research. TACHP is searching for work that addresses how art and science intersect and the ways we can interpret and manifest this intersection using the many mediums available to us as artists.
Guest jurors and featured artists, Olea Nova and Rajee Aryal both create work that explores how to merge art and science in interesting and complex ways. Olea reflects an abstract version of vibration, weather and sound in contrast to Rajee's coding of her photographs, transformed into painting that redefine the meaning of computer science. The goal of this exhibit is open for interpretation of the relationship between art and science.
Guest Jurors: Olea Nova and Rajee Aryal
This exhibit is in conjunction with Visualizing in a New Light- Ellen Sandor and (art)n