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Do not copy or reproduce without written permission. . The concerns of this research have been informed by the physical sciences and particularly an interest in light, vibration and harmony. More recently biology and embryology have become the central metaphor in experimental photographic and video work. Current research interests are the relationship of landscape to the body and an exploration of water flows along the course of the River Taw, from source to sea.

Photographic images concerned with different kinds of observations will be interwoven with objects in the collection to evoke a sense of the curiosity and wonderment suggested by the title of her project. Referring to the Renaissance world of figures such as Giambattista della Porta, whose text on natural magic was the most famous of the genre, the project seeks to find an approach to art and science which avoids the antagonisms and oppositions that characterise so much of their recent history. Susan Derges will be showing the outcomes of her research at the Museum of the History of Science from October 2001. The University of Oxford's contributions to Year of the Artist are being organised in association with The Laboratory at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art. Celebrating Year of the Artist June 2000-May 2001 .

Details and background info are available on the lawsuit. edu Now In Print Leonardo Volume 34, Number 2 is now available in print from the MIT Press. With special sections on A-LIFE In Art, Design, Edutainment, Games And Research; Artists And War; Synesthesia and Intersenses and papers from the First Iteration Conference. Additional articles by Julian Clinton Sprott, Phillippe Codognet, Mooson Kwauk and the new installment of Louis Poissant's New Media Dictionary More Info. Visit the LMJ website for Table of Contents and Order Information.

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