The exhibition presents a large mosaic of artworks encompassing Bio tech art, art inspired by astronomy, meteorology, geology, nano-technologies, climate changes, cell renewal, the culture of science, medicine, scientific collections, biodiversity and conservation, ecological art , art dealing with link between science and politics.

The exhibited artists/artworks:

Justin Cooper / Serie ‘ Saved by Science ‘ ( photos and video )

Trevor Paglen / The Other Night Sky ( photos serie )

Ravi Agarwal / The Sewage Pond’s Memoir ( realize for the exhibition )

Damir Ocko / The Moon shall never take my Voice, HD video │ sound │ color │ 2010

Donato Piccolo / „I hope impluvium“ ( Installation – realize for the exhibition )

Emmanuelle Villard / Installations and paintings ( realize for the exhibition )

Francesco Patriarca / Migrations ( Installation – realize for the exhibition )

Wout Berger / Mixed series ( photography )

Cassander Eeftinck Schattenkerk / The Andromeda Strain ( photos )

Marek Kvetan & Richard Fajnor / Mister Bra ( new version for the exhibition ) Video Installation

Klaus Thymann / Diffraction limited portraiture and abstracts ( Installation of 26 photos – realize for the exhibition )

Gino De Dominicis / ‘ Autoritratto di Franco Rustichelli ‘ ( painting )

Steven Siegel / Biography ( Installation )

 The accompanying program to the exhibition consisted of several workshops and seminars for students, which were realized by participating artist and scientists at the opening of the exhibition.

(26^th May 2011 – December 2012, University of Pardubice)

The exhibition builds on the successful NanoSCOPE 2009 project (see Annex) focusing reflection of nanotechnology in art.  The exhibition takes place at Art gallery GAMA established directly within heart of S&T environs of the Faculty of Chemical Technology of theUniversityofPardubice.  With more than 3000 m2 of exhibition place it is the largest art gallery of its kind inCzechRepublic.  The choice of the environs of the Faculty of Chemical Technology allowed to emphasize themes linked to the local industrial tradition of industrial chemistry and chemical related research (such as paper, colorants, explosives), which at present cover also materials engineering and nanotechnology, to make the event more attractive for the target group.

NanoSCOPE Redux creates a set of “mini-galleries“ dedicated to each of the exhibiting artists in the inner and outer spaces of the faculty in which we work sensitively with a specific of the atmosphere and composition of the place.

The exhibited artists/artworks:

K. Gebauer / NANO-DWARFS / ANO-NANO – sculptures, textual installations, prints

V. Hajnová / PRINCIPLE OF ORDER – installations

P. Moško / ARTCHEMO – prints, manipulated photography

Č. Suška / SPHERES & CIRCLES / NANOTUBE / RUSTY NANO DESIGNS – objects and installations

L. Farářová / ONE WORLD ONE MOLECULE – object, prints

V. Doutlíková / THERMOPRINTS – collage

A. Lachman / PAROBOTS – prints, digital drawing and manipulated photography

L. Plíhal / EXPLOSITION 1 & 2– sculptural reliefs and objects

P. Kopřiva / NANOFACE, HIVOIM – video, prints, objects

I. Juzová / AROUND AND INSIDE US (S.Y.T.) – object

Amanita Design / QUESTIONAUT – point & click educational game

V. Psotková / NANOCOMPOSITION – object, photography

Z. Daněk / ACTIVE PAINTINGS – paintings

M. Hoza / CHEMICAL CONVERSION – prints, manipulated photography