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1. Molecular aesthetics

   [The Symposium ZKM - Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe July 15 - 17, 2011, The Installation "Molecules That Changed the World" ZKM - Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe July 15 - September 4, 2011 and June 19 - August 11, 2013]
   Autor*in: Weibel, Peter

   Erschienen: [2013]

   Verlag:  MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass.

   "Thanks to advances in molecular science and microscopy, we can visualize matter on a nanoscale, and structures not visible to the naked eye can be visualized and characterized. The fact that technology allows us to transcend the limits of natural... mehr

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   "Thanks to advances in molecular science and microscopy, we can visualize matter on a nanoscale, and structures not visible to the naked eye can be visualized and characterized. The fact that technology allows us to transcend the limits of natural perception and see what was previously unseeable creates a new dimension of aesthetic experience and practice: molecular aesthetics. This book, drawing on an exhibit and symposium at ZKM/Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, documents aesthetic developments in what Félix Guattari called the 'molecular revolution.' Just as artists in the Bauhaus movement began to use such industrial materials as metal, Plexiglas, and alloys as raw materials, artists today have access to new realms of the molecular and nano. The industrial aesthetic of machinery and material has been transformed into an aesthetic of media and molecules. Molecular Aesthetics suggests ways in which art can draw inspiration from the molecular sciences--and ways in which science can use art to make experimental results more intelligible and comprehensible. The authors of the essays collected in the book discuss the creation of molecules of remarkable beauty and the functional properties that stem from a few geometrical principles of molecular design; address the history of molecular structure representation; examine the meaning of molecular aesthetics for scientists; and compare chemical structures to artworks"--Provided by publisher

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   Quelle:	Verbundkataloge
   Sprache:	Englisch
   Medientyp:	Buch (Monographie)
   Format:	Druck
   ISBN:	9780262018784
   RVK Klassifikation:	LH 61100
   Auflage/Ausgabe:	incl. 1 3D-Brille
   Schlagworte:	Art and science; Science in art; Molecules
   Umfang:	480 S., zahlr. Ill., 25 cm
   Bemerkung(en):	Ljiljana Fruk and Bernd Lintermann : Water ; DNA ; Glucose ; Cellulose ; Carbon dioxide ; B12 ; Fullerene, Buckyball ; Thalidomide ; Quinine ; Progesterone ; Penicillin ; Morphine ; Heroin ; Ethanol ; Dopamine ; Caffeine ; Aspirin ; Urea ; Sulfuric acid ; Stearic acid ; Polyethylene ; DDT ; AmmoniaPreface / Ljiljana Fruk and Peter Weibel: 23 molecules that changed the world Peter Weibel : Peter Sedgley ; Gustav Metzer ; HA Schult ; Dieter Roth ; Eduardo Kac ; Critical Art Ensemble and Claire Pentecost: Essays and artists : I. Molecular aesthetics: an introduction Éric Alliez: Felix in Illo Tempore Roald Hoffmann : Blair Bradshaw ; Steve Miller ; Kenneth Snelson ; Julian Voss-Andreae: 2. Molecular beauty Harold Kroto: III. Art and science II. Goedesy in material science Pierre Laszlo : James K. Gimzewski and Victoria Vesna ; David S. Goodsell ; Antony Gormley: On self-assemblies of nanostructures and why they strike us as beautiful Tami I. Spector: IV. The aesthetics of molecular forms Joachim Schummer: Molecular aesthetics: blind alleys and promising fields Chris Toumey : Drew Berry ; Jaq Chartier ; David Glowacki ; John McCormack: Aesthetic resources for molecular knowledge Robert Root-Bernstein: V. Aesthetics, media, sciences, and technologies: an integral tetrahedron Roald Hoffmann: Abstract science Thierry Delatour : Gints Gabrān ; Seiko Mikami ; Conrad Shawcross ; Paul Vanouse: Molecular songs Eric Francœur: VI. From tangible to virtual structures: episodes in the art and science of protein structure representation Hermann J. Roth: Aspects of molecular aesthetics Wolfgang M. Heckl : Irving Geis ; Helga Griffiths ; Leonardo Mosso ; Christopher Puzio ; Daniel Young and Christian Giroux: Moleculism Ljiljana Fruk: VII. Double life of the double helix: structural beauty of the molecule of life Robert E. Mulvey: Molecular architecture and syergy in organometallic chemistry Leonard F. Lindoy : David Clark ; Guiliana Cunéaz ; Joe Davis ; Richard Buckminster Fuller ; Shane Hope ; Andreas Horlitz ; Skylar Tibbits and Arthur Olson.: Art, architecture, and engineering at the molecular level

2. Molecular aesthetics

   [The Symposium ZKM - Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe July 15 - 17, 2011, The Installation "Molecules That Changed the World" ZKM - Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe July 15 - September 4, 2011 and June 19 - August 11, 2013]
   Autor*in: Weibel, Peter

   Erschienen: [2013]

   Verlag:  MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass.

   "Thanks to advances in molecular science and microscopy, we can visualize matter on a nanoscale, and structures not visible to the naked eye can be visualized and characterized. The fact that technology allows us to transcend the limits of natural... mehr

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   "Thanks to advances in molecular science and microscopy, we can visualize matter on a nanoscale, and structures not visible to the naked eye can be visualized and characterized. The fact that technology allows us to transcend the limits of natural perception and see what was previously unseeable creates a new dimension of aesthetic experience and practice: molecular aesthetics. This book, drawing on an exhibit and symposium at ZKM/Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, documents aesthetic developments in what Félix Guattari called the 'molecular revolution.' Just as artists in the Bauhaus movement began to use such industrial materials as metal, Plexiglas, and alloys as raw materials, artists today have access to new realms of the molecular and nano. The industrial aesthetic of machinery and material has been transformed into an aesthetic of media and molecules. Molecular Aesthetics suggests ways in which art can draw inspiration from the molecular sciences--and ways in which science can use art to make experimental results more intelligible and comprehensible. The authors of the essays collected in the book discuss the creation of molecules of remarkable beauty and the functional properties that stem from a few geometrical principles of molecular design; address the history of molecular structure representation; examine the meaning of molecular aesthetics for scientists; and compare chemical structures to artworks"--Provided by publisher

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   Inhaltsverzeichnis

   Quelle:	Verbundkataloge
   Sprache:	Englisch
   Medientyp:	Buch (Monographie)
   Format:	Druck
   ISBN:	9780262018784
   RVK Klassifikation:	LH 61100
   Auflage/Ausgabe:	incl. 1 3D-Brille
   Schlagworte:	Art and science; Science in art; Molecules
   Umfang:	480 S., zahlr. Ill., 25 cm
   Bemerkung(en):	Ljiljana Fruk and Bernd Lintermann : Water ; DNA ; Glucose ; Cellulose ; Carbon dioxide ; B12 ; Fullerene, Buckyball ; Thalidomide ; Quinine ; Progesterone ; Penicillin ; Morphine ; Heroin ; Ethanol ; Dopamine ; Caffeine ; Aspirin ; Urea ; Sulfuric acid ; Stearic acid ; Polyethylene ; DDT ; AmmoniaPreface / Ljiljana Fruk and Peter Weibel: 23 molecules that changed the world Peter Weibel : Peter Sedgley ; Gustav Metzer ; HA Schult ; Dieter Roth ; Eduardo Kac ; Critical Art Ensemble and Claire Pentecost: Essays and artists : I. Molecular aesthetics: an introduction Éric Alliez: Felix in Illo Tempore Roald Hoffmann : Blair Bradshaw ; Steve Miller ; Kenneth Snelson ; Julian Voss-Andreae: 2. Molecular beauty Harold Kroto: III. Art and science II. Goedesy in material science Pierre Laszlo : James K. Gimzewski and Victoria Vesna ; David S. Goodsell ; Antony Gormley: On self-assemblies of nanostructures and why they strike us as beautiful Tami I. Spector: IV. The aesthetics of molecular forms Joachim Schummer: Molecular aesthetics: blind alleys and promising fields Chris Toumey : Drew Berry ; Jaq Chartier ; David Glowacki ; John McCormack: Aesthetic resources for molecular knowledge Robert Root-Bernstein: V. Aesthetics, media, sciences, and technologies: an integral tetrahedron Roald Hoffmann: Abstract science Thierry Delatour : Gints Gabrān ; Seiko Mikami ; Conrad Shawcross ; Paul Vanouse: Molecular songs Eric Francœur: VI. From tangible to virtual structures: episodes in the art and science of protein structure representation Hermann J. Roth: Aspects of molecular aesthetics Wolfgang M. Heckl : Irving Geis ; Helga Griffiths ; Leonardo Mosso ; Christopher Puzio ; Daniel Young and Christian Giroux: Moleculism Ljiljana Fruk: VII. Double life of the double helix: structural beauty of the molecule of life Robert E. Mulvey: Molecular architecture and syergy in organometallic chemistry Leonard F. Lindoy : David Clark ; Guiliana Cunéaz ; Joe Davis ; Richard Buckminster Fuller ; Shane Hope ; Andreas Horlitz ; Skylar Tibbits and Arthur Olson.: Art, architecture, and engineering at the molecular level