[spectre] Spring in Scotland for the FEAT exhibition

[Annick2]

Dear Friends,

Spring has arrived. Time to get out and to go to Dundee, 
Scotland for the first exhibition from the FEAT / Future 
Emerging Art and Technology project.

Find herewith the press release with all relevant information.

Best
Annick
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Venue: LifeSpace Science Art Research Gallery, School of 
Life Sciences, Old Hawkhill Road, University of Dundee, 
Dundee, Scotland DD1 5E

Opening/Preview: 13th April 2017, 5-7pm

Exhibition Dates: 13th April – 17th June 2017

After many months of fruitful collaborations between artists 
and FET projects, FEAT and LifeSpace Science Art Research 
Gallery at the University of Dundee are pleased to present 
the premier of FUTURE EMERGING ART AND TECHNOLOGY, an 
exhibition of artworks created by internationally acclaimed 
artists working in collaboration with cutting edge European 
Union research projects, exploring gene regulation, quantum 
physics, underwater robotics, carbon capture, and exascale 
computing.

The exhibition includes new artworks by boredomresearch, 
Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand, Anna Dumitriu, Špela 
Petrič & MihaTuršič, Semiconductor, and Pinar Yoldas, 
created through in-depth embedded residencies at the 
forefront of new research in EU Future Emerging Technology 
(FET) projects working side-by side with scientists.

With LifeSpace Dundee, we have found the perfect partner 
gallery for FEAT. The research-driven gallery space is 
curated as a collaborative partnership between researchers 
from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design and 
researchers from the School of Life Sciences. It not only 
enables opportunities for interdisciplinary art and science 
interactions, but also provides a location for curatorial 
exchange between students, researchers and the general public.
LifeSpace’s mission is very much aligned with the aims of 
FEAT as they are looking to engage artists and scientists in 
new collaborations and to foster long-term 
cross-disciplinary activity and reciprocal inspiration 
processes.

“FEAT is an initiative of eutema GmbH (AT), Stichting Waag 
Society (NL), and youris.com (BE). It has received funding 
from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and 
innovation programme under grant agreement No 686527 
(H2020-FETOPEN-2015-CSA).

Project website : http://featart.eu/