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Artist Victoria Vesna and nanoscientist James Gimzewski have created an exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art that teaches about the practice and uses of nanoscience -- the science of manipulating material at the molecular and atomic level. The interactive exhibit, which the creators describe as a "participatory aesthetic experience," allows visitors to participate in art-making activities that show what it is like to manipulate single atoms. Science, Art Collide in California Exhibit July 16, 2004 REPORT Jeffrey Brown reports on an exhibit that spreads the word about nanotechnology and its implications for a variety of fields, including health care, architecture and space travel. Scientist and Artist Answer Viewer Questions FORUM Nano exhibit creators Jim Gimzewski and Victoria Vesna, professors at the University of California at Los Angeles, answer viewers' questions about nanotechnology and its promise for the future. Museum-goers Experience Nanotechnology Through Art SLIDE SHOW Images from the hands-on, multisensory exhibit "nano" illustrate the interplay of art and science through a series of participatory installations.	Main: Nanotechnology   Forum   Slide Show   Lesson Plan   How Small Am I?

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