NanoArt - Nanoscience - Nanotechnology» artistic technique http://nanoart21.org/blog Intersections of NanoArt, Nanoscience, and Nanotechnology - The Journey to the Small World Launched The New Renaissance Tue, 11 Oct 2011 23:45:10 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 NanoArtK12 Program http://nanoart21.org/blog/nanoart/nanoartk12-program/ http://nanoart21.org/blog/nanoart/nanoartk12-program/#comments Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:50:42 +0000 Cris Orfescu http://nanoart21.org/blog/?p=30 NanoFlower

"NanoFlower", nanosculpture by Cris Orfescu

The NanoArtK12 (TM) program has been launched by NanoArt21 in collaboration with The Nanotechnology Group. The purpose of this worldwide program is to support the education of the new generations of artists and scientists and to promote the art-science-technology intersections and NanoArt for a better youth development. Please read about NanoArt here.

Before you start your NanoArt project, we suggest you download the Nanoscience Interactive Learning Module for NanoArtK12TM Program prepared by Judith LightFeather, founder of The Nanotechnology Group. You will find plenty of nano-related information by following the links. Also, you could click on these links to read about Nanotechnology and NanoArt. And if you would like to have more fun while you are learning about nanotechnology click on these links to play the games NanoQuest and NanoPool. You must have Adobe Shockwave installed on your computer to be able to play the games. You can install it for free if you click here.

NanoArt21 founded by artist and scientist Cris Orfescu is providing 3 images of nano or microstructures for children and teens to convert them into works of art through any artistic technique. The electron micrographs depict graphite micro and nanoparticles. The electron micrographs depict molecular and atomic structures (nanosculptures) of graphite micro and nanoparticles obtained by casting a slurry of colloidal graphite on glass in a very thin layer. After drying in air at room temperature, the layer was peeled-off the glass and fractured. The fracture surfaces of the structures were visualized with a Scanning Electron Microscope and captured in a computer. Click on the thumbnails to download the large images and save them in your computer if you would like to participate to this program. You can alter these images to create artworks for NanoArtK12 (TM).
All artworks will be posted on the NanoArt21 site, and the best works will be selected to be shown in physical galleries worldwide.
To read more on how to participate to this program, please visit the NanoArtK12 page.


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