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GAM 2013

AstroArt

The AWB AstroArt program aims at bridging gaps between the arts, science, astronomy and culture. In this program, we’ll be presenting inspiring and thought-provoking works on the arts and science, probing and questioning their interaction and limits.

Follow the AstroArt blog for more info.

Dates and times are subject to change. All events are hosted courtesy of CosmoQuest via Google Hangouts On Air. Click the link where it says location and you'll go to the event. Translate Universal Time (UT) to your time.

Recordings of the hangouts will be made available when possible.

Date	Time	Title	Type
5 April	18:00 - 18:30 UT	Mauna Kea (Matthew Whitehouse, 2012)	Presentation
5 April	19:00 UT	Activities at the Dwingeloo radio telescope (Jan van Muijlwijk)	Presentation
12 April	14:30 - 16:30 UT	Overview (Planetary Collective, 2012) WATCH the hangout (recorded) via CosmoQuest	Film & Panel Presentation
14 April	18:00- 19:30 UT	No Gravity (Silvia Casalino, 2011, 60 min, documentary)	Film and Q&A
20 April	18:00 -18:30 UT	Le Voyage dans La Lune - a Trip to the Moon (Daniela de Paulis, 2012, 9'58'', digital video)	Film and Q&A
21 April	18:00 - 19:00 UT	Contemporary Arts Practice and Outer Space: Art After Sputnik (Richard Clar, Daniela de Paulis, Roger Malina)	Panel Presentation
25 April	20:00 - 20:30 UT	8 Years Around Saturn, 5'11", 2012; Dawn at Vesta: 8 months in orbit, 1'43," 2013; Total Lunar Eclipse 15 June 2011, 1'06," 2011 (Nahum Chazarra, digital video) (Julio Vannini, google hangout translator)	Film and Q&A
26 April	23:00- 23:45 UT	Aerogel, Jupiter, and Galileo's Bones: Creative Endeavors at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Dan Goods) WATCH the hangout (recorded) via CosmoQuest	Presentation
27 April	19:00 UT - 20:30 UT	Serene Universe (Maarten Roos, William Zeitler, 2013, 55 mins) WATCH the hangout (recorded) via CosmoQuest	Film and Q&A
28 April	19:00 - 20:15 UT	Cosmic Concert (Giovanni Renzo, 2013) LOCATION: WebTV	Concert

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