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Arts Innovation and Science Residency Announced_
Date 1st August 2006
News Arts Innovation and Science Residency
With artist Pierre Proske
Department of Archaeology & Natural History, ANU
August to November 2006
Presented by Arts Victoria, in association with The Australian Network for Art and Technology, and the Australian National University, Department of Archaeology and Natural History.
About the residency
The Arts Innovation and Science Residency is funded by Arts Victoria through the Arts Innovation program, which provides opportunities for artists to work with partners in other fields to share their respective knowledge and expertise.
This exciting collaboration will utilise the research of the Department of Archaeology and Natural History, including recording and analysis of digital imagery and human artefacts. Pierre will be working toward creating an automated system using software tools to generate collages of images obtained through high-resolution digital microscopy.
Keep checking the ANAT website for further exciting outcomes for the Arts Innovation and Science Residency!
Arts Vic
Department of Archaeology and Natural History
With artist Pierre Proske
Department of Archaeology & Natural History, ANU
August to November 2006
Presented by Arts Victoria, in association with The Australian Network for Art and Technology, and the Australian National University, Department of Archaeology and Natural History.
ANAT is pleased to announce that as part of its national and international Art & Science consultancy, it will be managing an Arts Innovation and Science Residency for artist Pierre Proske at the Department of Archaeology and Natural History, ANU.
About the residency
The Arts Innovation and Science Residency is funded by Arts Victoria through the Arts Innovation program, which provides opportunities for artists to work with partners in other fields to share their respective knowledge and expertise.
This exciting collaboration will utilise the research of the Department of Archaeology and Natural History, including recording and analysis of digital imagery and human artefacts. Pierre will be working toward creating an automated system using software tools to generate collages of images obtained through high-resolution digital microscopy.
You can view and add comments on Pierre's blog at: http://www.digitalstar.net/microecologies/
Keep checking the ANAT website for further exciting outcomes for the Arts Innovation and Science Residency!
Arts Vic
Department of Archaeology and Natural History
http://rspas.anu.edu.au/anh/index.php
