From Adams to Lace

This exhibition explored the intriguing creations of the Festival Pattern Group - a unique project at the 1951 Festival of Britain involving X-ray crystallographers, designers and manufacturers. At the instigation of Dr Helen Megaw, a leading Cambridge scientist, diagrams of atomic structures inspired an eclectic array of patterns on curtains, wallpapers, carpets, lace, dress fabrics, ties, plates and ashtrays.

Watch Georgina Ferry give a talk on X-ray crystallography.

Darren Waterston

To see more of Darren Waterston's work visit his website.

Lynd Ward

America's First Wordless Novelist

Why are Lynd Ward's amazing woodcut books so bleak?

On the Head of a Pin

1. TOM FRIEDMAN: This teeny sculpture titled, 'Headache' by Tom Friedman is carved out of an aspirin tablet. 
2. Senior from BU talks about her microscopic subject matter WATCH VIDEO.
3. MYKOLA SYADRIS: Mykola Syadris, sculptor from the Ukraine whose little carvings can fit through the eye of a needle.
4. NICHOLAS SISTLER: 
   Nicholas Sistler's little gouache paintings of interiors are massive at three inches in any one direction.
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   JIN. Y. H.: 
   Jin. Y. H. paints micro portraits less than one half inch in length.
6. LAURIE SIMMONS

Do Ho Suh

DO HO SUH @ Lehmann Maupin Gallery

Journey Around My Skull

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Interactive Art

Tim Hawkinson

Emoter

Uberorgan

Camille Utterback (McArthur Grant Recipient)

Introduction

Playing with Light

Daniel Rozin

Mirrors Mirror, Motoristic ResponsivSculpture 2008

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