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Posted: August 19, 2009 |
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Inside the Dane County Regional Airport in Madison, Wis., an art exhibit called "Tiny: Art From Microscopes at UW-Madison" invites travelers to find art in images normally reserved for the pages of scientific journals. The Online NewsHour spoke with the exhibition's curator and two of the scientists-turned-artists about the project.
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Produced by: Anna Shoup |
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| Tandem Press, a printmaking studio at the University of Wisconsin-Madison coordinated the exhibit. The first exhibit of scientific imagery sponsored by Tandom Press was a display on stem cells. |
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Speaking: Paula Panczenko
Photo Credit: Anna Shoup, Audio Credit: Anna Shoup |
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