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Posted on Feb 02, 2004, 5 a.m.
By Bill Freeman
Turner, Jeremy Owen This paper will focus more on the "imagining" side of the aesthetic impact of Drexlerian MNT (Molecular Nano Technology) than the "imaging" side of NanoScale technical illustration more common with contemporary discussions about Nanotechnology in relation to Arts and Culture. Speculations in this paper are the result of the author's direct experience working as an interdisciplinary artist, curator, art-historian, archivist, critic and writer.
Turner, Jeremy Owen This paper will focus more on the "imagining" side of the aesthetic impact of Drexlerian MNT (Molecular Nano Technology) than the "imaging" side of NanoScale technical illustration more common with contemporary discussions about Nanotechnology in relation to Arts and Culture. Speculations in this paper are the result of the author's direct experience working as an interdisciplinary artist, curator, art-historian, archivist, critic and writer.
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