Art of Science
2013 Gallery
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Study the science of art and the art
of science.
--Leonardo da Vinci
The Art of Science exhibition explores the
interplay
between science and art. Both of these disciplines
involve the pursuit of those moments of discovery when
what is perceived suddenly becomes more than the sum
of its parts. Each piece in this exhibition is, in its own way,
a record of such a moment.
This is the sixth Art of Science competition
hosted by Princeton
University. The 2013 competition drew 170 submissions from 24
departments. The exhibit includes work by undergraduates, faculty,
staff, graduate students, and alumni.
These 44 extraordinary images are not art
for art's
sake. Rather, they were produced during the course
of scientific research. Entries were chosen for their
aesthetic excellence as well as scientific or technical
interest. We thank all those who submitted work to this
year's competition. We are inspired by the breadth of
their creativity both in their scientific research and in the
artistic fruits of that research.
Art of Science 2013 is sponsored by the
David A.
Gardner '69 Fund in the Council of the Humanities, the
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, and the School of
Engineering and Applied Science. It is co-sponsored by
the Office of the Dean for Research, Lewis Center for the
Arts, PICSciE, Keller Center, Office of the Vice President
for Facilities, Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative
Genomics, Cooperative Institute for Climate Science,
and departments of Astrophysical Sciences, Computer
Science, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Civil and
Environmental Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering, Molecular Biology, Physics, and Psychology.
Many people contributed their time, talent
and support to making
this exhibit happen. Immense gratitude goes to Pablo Debenedetti,
Dean of Research. We also thank Charles Adams,Neil Adelantar, Deb
Berlo, Elliott Chenoweth, Abrar Choudhury '16, Stephen Cognetta
'15, Keith Crowley, Kyle Dhillon '16, Jim Elbrecht, Christine
Fairsmith, Lisa Gong '16, Linda Geraci, Mark Harris, Michael
Jacobs, Amy Lewis, Christine Lian, Martina Fouquet '16, Maria
LoBiondo, Kathleen Maguire Morolda, Elizabeth Paul '15, Leona
Rosso-Dzugan, Sajan Saini, Jamie Saxon, Steven Schultz, and
Barbara Valenza. The show was printed by the Princeton Digital
Print Center and hung by Princeton Art Museum staff.
Special thanks also to our distinguished
panel of judges:
Katherine Bussard, Peter C. Bunnell curator of the Princeton Art
Museum; David Dobkin, Dean of the Faculty; Emmet Gowin, Professor
of Visual Arts, Emeritus; Paul Muldoon, Howard G.B. Clark '21
University Professor in the Humanities; and Shirley M. Tilghman,
President.
-- 2013 Art of Science organizers:
Zach Donnell, Department of Molecular Biology,
Adam Finkelstein, Department of Computer Science,
Teresa Riordan, School of Engineering and Applied Science,
Victoria Sanchez, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering,
Andrew Zwicker, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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