University of California Digital Arts Network (UCDARnet) presents:
Satellite exhibition at CN(S)I

Location: California NanoSystems Institute CN(S)I, lobby and Room 5250
Parking in Lot 9
January 14-March 20
www.ucdarnet.org

This exhibition brings together three artists whose work explores digital medias capability of representing a growing amount of data in constantly evolving relations.
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Ricardo Dominguez
"Particles of Interest"

Opening Reception: Wed, January 14, 5-7pm
Exhibit Dates: January 14- February 4
CN(S)I Lobby
"Particles of Interest" is an interactive installation of poetic meditations from around the world that allows visitors to encounter the global chorus of nanotechnology, culture, and property. More Details
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Sharon Daniel
"Public Secrets and Bloodsugar"

Opening Reception: Thu, January 29, 5-7pm
Exhibit Dates: January 29 - February 20
CN(S)I Art|Sci Lab, Suite 5419
Public Secrets provides an interactive interface to an audio archive of hundreds of statements made by current and former prisoners, which unmask the secret injustices on the war on drugs, the criminal justice system and the prison industrial complex. Bloodsugar is a "new media documentary" that will examine the social and political construction of poverty, alienation, addiction and insanity in American society through the eyes of those who live it. More Details
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Beatriz da Costa
"Invisible Earthlings"

Opening Reception: Fri, February 27th, 5-7pm
Exhibit Dates: February 27 - March 20
CN(S)I Art|Sci Lab, Suite 5419
Invisible Earthlings is an investigation into the possibilities of relating between humans and members of the lived non-human worlds that we are least likely to recognize as social actors within urban environments: microbes. More Details