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Hi Eric,

Definitely talk with Mark Allen at Machine
Project.<http://www.machineproject.com/>

 For those that may haven't heard of them, Machine Project is a non-profit
space in LA "investigating art, technology, natural history, science, music,
literature, and food" (to name a few). They produce events, workshops, and
site-specific installations using hands-on engagement “to make rarefied
knowledge accessible”.


While they aren't literalists, the ideas and people they engage with are
often based in biology, engineering, technology, and culture.

In addition, they are completing a year-long "residency" with the Hammer
Museum <http://hammer.ucla.edu/residencies/detail/residency_id/14> (which in
full disclosure I have been having fun participating in).

This residency has spanned exhibits, public programs, and... plant
vacations. He'd be an excellent resource. Steve may know him...

Best,

Maria


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> We have just received a pretty substantial grant to work on a new
> art/science exhibition and are beginning a collaboration with Steve Dietz,
> who is artistic director of Zero1 in San Jose.  Other than the longstanding
> work of the exploratorium, and the work of the Art and Science Collaborative
> Inc, I am looking for substantive examples of contemporary art exhibitions
> at science centers.  I'd be grateful for any leads/pointers/urls/etc
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> thanks and happy voting day
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> Eric
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