Tuesday August 05, 2014

Decommissioned electron microscopes find new life in Flinders art exhibition

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A SUITE of electron microscopes have been saved from the scrapheap by Adelaide-based artists under the The Microscope Project moniker.

Tuesday August 05, 2014

Tuesday August 05, 2014

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Part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival, The Microscope Project seeks to give new life and meaning to the history of the instruments that Flinders University decommissioned in 2012.

The exhibition is running at the Flinders University City Gallery from the 26th of July until the 21st of September, showcasing new work by five acclaimed South Australian artists: Nicholas Folland, Ian Gibbins, Deb Jones, Catherine Truman and Angela Valamanesh.

Read The Lead's feature on the launch of the SALA festival.

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This is a Creative Commons story from The Lead South Australia, a news service providing stories about innovation in South Australia. Please feel free to use the story in any form of media. The story sources are linked in with the copy and all contacts are willing to talk further about the story. <h1>Decommissioned electron microscopes find new life in Flinders art exhibition</h1> <p><p>A SUITE of electron microscopes have been saved from the scrapheap by Adelaide-based artists under the The Microscope Project moniker.</p> </p> <p>Part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival, The Microscope Project seeks to give new life and meaning to the history of the instruments that Flinders University decommissioned in 2012.</p> <p>The exhibition is running at the <a href="http://www.flinders.edu.au/artmuseum" target="_blank">Flinders University City Gallery</a> from the <strong>26th of July until the 21st of September</strong>, showcasing new work by five acclaimed South Australian artists: Nicholas Folland, Ian Gibbins, Deb Jones, Catherine Truman and Angela Valamanesh.</p> <p><a href="https://theleadsouthaustralia.com.au/industries/arts/south-australian-living-artists-festival-kicks-off-across-the-state/" target="_blank">Read The Lead's feature on the launch of the SALA festival.</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.salainc.com.au" target="_blank">SALA Festival</a></p> Copy to Clipboard

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