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PST ART: Fusing Art & Science
Seeing the Unseeable
Season 1
Episode 7
88 Cores by Peggy Weil descends two miles through the Greenland Ice Sheet, spanning 110,000 years in one continuous pan. Using ice cores, the work transforms data into a visual journey through time. Featured in Seeing the Unseeable, an exhibition exploring how art, science, and design intersect, it highlights data visualization as a tool for understanding and responding to climate change.
This video short is a part of the digital series, "PST ART: Fusing Art & Science."
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Color in Motion explores this history of color in film at the Academy Museum.
9:38
Future Imaginaries explores the rising use of Futurism in contemporary Indigenous art.
8:29
Natural History Museum restores famous diorama hall, celebrating its 100th anniversary.
9:30
Remote Sensing explores sound detection through tree antennas and copper wires in Hinkley, CA.
12:58
Counter/Surveillance traces the roots and art of covert surveillance devices and methods.
9:36
For Dear Life examines how illness and disability shape American art, featuring Katherine Sherwood.
11:46
A new exhibit retells the story and impact of George Washington Carver.
12:10
Energy Fields examines the science of vibration, sound and kinetic energy detection through art.
11:10
Designers imagine a single city for 10 billion people to restore the world.