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Dance in a Digital WorldDid you know...
the computer programing seismologists use to learn about earthquakes can be used to capture the 3D movement of dancers? This fall, OSA is exploring the many ways digital technology transcends the arts and sciences to help with 3D visualization. This exhibit is inspired by Pixel, a production by Compagnie Kafig, which will be coming to Northrop Auditorium on November 3rd. This production features dancers moving through and interacting with projected, digital environments. Exhibit Dates: November 3rd, 2018 Northrop Auditorium Atrium University of Minnesota--Twin Cities |
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What is OSA?We are a student-run program designed to improve public communication of science and interdisciplinary collaboration. We produce public exhibits that provide scientific context for artistic works and artistic expression of scientific research. Participation is open to all University of Minnesota students.
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OSA Group members with our Spring 2018 exhibit, Homology of Dance.
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Get Involved!
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Have an idea for an exhibit? Want to learn more about OSA or get involved? Contact Jennifer Taylor (tayl1612@umn.edu).
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