Chemistry art
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Chemistry art



Creation 17, chemistry on copper
36" x 24"
2002

Cheryl Safren

Well, I am sure that you have seen art from physics and astronomy, but how about chemistry. Check out the Virtual Art Exhibition jointly published with the Special Issue on "Aesthetics and Visualization in Chemistry" by HYLE [International Journal for Philosophy of Chemistry]. Featured artists: Blair G. Bradshaw, David Clark, Erich Füllgrabe, Brigitte Hitschler, Lane E. Last, Paula L. Levine, Christopher Puzio, Cheryl Safren, and Tamar Schori.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF CHEMISTRY

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