Particle Falls is a real-time visualization of air-quality data. On a background of falling blue light, spots of bright, fiery color emerge and crackle, representing the presence of fine particulate matter in the air. This digital-media installation will be projected onto the Wilma Theater facade starting on September 26, 2013. Join us for a reception and panel discussion with the artist, Andrea Polli, and the director of Drexwl University's ExCITe Center, Youngmoo Kim, on the intersection between art, science, and digital media. How can art help the public better understand science? How can art help the public better understand science? How can artistic visualization help scientists communicate their work?
September 26, 2013
7:30 pm
Wilma Theater lobby
265 S.Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Particle Falls is presented in conjunction with CHF's Sensing Change exhibit on display in CHF's Clifford C. hach Gallery at 315 Chestnut Street through May 2, 2014. The exhibit features the work of Vaughn Bell, Diane Burko, Roderick Coover, Katie Holten, Statcey Levy, Eve Mosher, Fernanda Viegas, and Martin Wattenberg.
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