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December 11, 2013

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Toxicity exhibit reviewed by Lisa Kehler

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I am the feature artist this month Sciengage. Check out my work and their great science information site. http://www.sciengage.com.au/featured-science-artist/

See my work at the Ontario Science Centre

Many of you know that I currently have work showing in the BLOOD exhibit in Dublin, Ireland at their Science Gallery. Now I am also in another science centre at the very same time. Our very own Toronto-based Ontario Science Centre ! How amazing is that?!! My installation piece, Biotectonics, is there on a long term loan (hopefully very long). It is being linked to a number of information hubs on current science issues on microbes, ebola, the flu, and other infectious diseases. Next Sunday, November 16th from 1:30pm - 4pm , I will be there to greet anyone that wants to drop by and see it in this wonderful context. It would be great to see you! Here are the details: 770 Don Mills Road Sunday Hours: 10am - 5pm $22 Adults, $16 Seniors/Students/Youth Biotectonics can be found in: Hot Zone of the Weston Family Innovation Centre Hope to see you there.

Collaborative work to be shown at MUSA (Salt Museum, Cervia, Italy)!

Excited to share that a dream of mine to show in a salt museum is actually going to happen! Roberta Buiani and I are showing an interactive collaborative instal lation from July 27-28 at MUSA (Salt Museum) in Cervia, Italy. It is included in the event "From the Mediterranean to the Pacific: dialogues across the seas" that focuses on art - climate change - environment. Curated by Pier Luigi Capucci and Roberta Buiani in collaboration with Nina Czegledy and with the participation of Ian Clothier. art*science is a series of events focusing on the relationships among artistic forms of expression, science and technology, to help us reflect on issues pertaining to the present world, and to reimagine the future. https://artscience.online/artscience-2018/ , # artscience # climatechange # installation # salt

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Toxicity exhibit reviewed by Lisa Kehler

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