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Time Pools: Accessing the Aquifer The League of Imaginary Scientists in collaboration with The University of Memphis

April 6 through May 24, 2013 Opening reception Friday, April 5 from 5 to 7:30

Time Pools: Accessing the Aquifer is a cross-disciplinary collaboration between Jason Miller's Digital Art class and The League of Imaginary Scientists, a group of science-minded artists. Contributing members of the class include: Zi Felton, Dudley Chatman, Terrell Harmon, Jenee Love, Terrance Mason, Zachary Morgan, Nichelle Quinn, Kyle Russell, Brooke Smith, Joseph Tschume and Corie Walker. Additional project contributors include Michelle Dry and Dr. Scott Schoefernacker from the University of Memphis Ground Water Institute and software developer Silvester Kozajda. The purpose of the project, like many of the League's endeavors, is to explore scientific material through art and infuse both with a sense of play. more here: http://www.memphis.edu/amum/timepoolsstatement.php

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Time Pools: Accessing the Aquifer Exhibition
Time Pools: Accessing the Aquifer The League of Imaginary Scientists in collaboration with The University of Memphis<br />
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April 6 through May 24, 2013 Opening reception Friday, April 5 from 5 to 7:30<br />
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Time Pools: Accessing the Aquifer is a cross-disciplinary collaboration between Jason Miller's Digital Art class and The League of Imaginary Scientists, a group of science-minded artists. Contributing members of the class include: Zi Felton, Dudley Chatman, Terrell Harmon, Jenee Love, Terrance Mason, Zachary Morgan, Nichelle Quinn, Kyle Russell, Brooke Smith, Joseph Tschume and Corie Walker. Additional project contributors include Michelle Dry and Dr. Scott Schoefernacker from the University of Memphis Ground Water Institute and software developer Silvester Kozajda. The purpose of the project, like many of the League's endeavors, is to explore scientific material through art and infuse both with a sense of play. more here: http://www.memphis.edu/amum/timepoolsstatement.php
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