Frank Rothkamm tonight (3/27) at Harvestworks: 7PM!
Using a multi-dimension synthesizer, proprietary software and a hammer to engage the sight, sound & mind, Frank will present K5 as the Fifth State of Matter, a lecture/performance/
The Marseille 'Spring of the Scientists' is focused on art-science this year in the context of marseille 2013 european city of culture.
Date: From 4/8/13-4/27/13
More Info: printempsdeschercheurs.fr/uploads/media/Printempsde__pliant_Marseilleweb.pdf
UCFemTechNet invites you to attend:
Feminist Infrastructures and Technocultures: Cross-Disciplinary Legacies and Futures
at University of California, San Diego
April 18, 19 & 20, 2013
Submit your materials and ideas to be considered for Queens International 2013 at the Queens Museum. A tradition since 2001, Queens Intl. is a biennial of artists living and/or working in Queens which brings together the vibrant borough through contemporary culutral production in all media.
Open House: March 17th and April 7, 2-3 PM
For more info:www.queensmuseum.org/11054/queens-international-2013
The Second International Conference on Transdisciplinary Imaging: Intersections between Art, Science and Culture 2012
Conference Proceeding: blogs.unsw.edu.au/tiic/files/2013/03/Transimage_conference_proceedings2012.pdf1
Thursday, May 16, 2013, 6 p.m. (doors open at 5:30)
Keck Center, 500 Fifth St., N.W., Room 100
No charge. Photo ID and registration required.
American Sign Language interpretation is available upon request.
Please email cpnas@nas.edu by Friday, May 3 to request interpretation.
The kickstarter for the Festival of Music and Astronomy in Dakar, Senegal still needs to raise 4000 dollars!
To help go to...
Numeric modeling in Mathematica is the topic of this month's "Mathematica Experts Live" training special event. Apanel of experts will present Mathematica's powerful numerical capabilities for differential equation solving, optimization, and special functions, with time scheduled for live Q&A.
Mathematica Experts Live: Numeric Modeling in Mathematica
Wednesday, March 27, 1-2pm US EDT | 5-6pm GMT
If you need high-performance numerical computing, this free online event is for you. Seats are limited. See event details and register today:
Art from Synthetic Biology is the cumulation of a doctoral research using synthetic biology and genetics in art production. As the first public art exhibition to feature living genetically modified microorganisms in the UK, it represents a milestone within bio art practices and highlights the challenges of putting such matter on display.
Come to the Royal Institution to experience living synthetic biology artworks. A special evening event on the 10th of April from 6.30pm will discuss the artworks and their context.
