sized matter perception of the extreme unseen jan-henrik andersen The Art Gallery at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Batavia, Illinois from June 6^th to August 26^th 2005.
Top Quark Event , digital ink on paper The image is based on a collider event from the Tevatron at Fermilab and shows the creation of a Top Quark, which lives for 10^-25of a second, that is a very short time, but at the exhibit, you may watch quarks for hours!!	A visual interpretation and exhibition of subatomic particle energy and matter - works from a unique collaboration between physics and art/design at the University of Michigan, showing large scale digital images, sculpture and functional objects. The book proposal

Wilson Hall at Fermilab to the right: The Quarks Series, Digital Ink on Paper, 44x44 Photo by Georgia Schwender from the Art Gallery

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The Project as Adobe .pdf	Hanging the show
Exhibited works as Adobe .pdf	Works at the exhibition - access to larger, highres. images than in the PDFs
Methodology as Adobe .pdf	The Standard Model and Visual Legend for Quarks, Leptons and Bosons
Creative Statement as Adobe .pdf Visual legend as Adobe .pdf	Reception and Colloquium was held at 4pm on June 29, 2005 in the Fermilab Art Gallery in Wilson Hall The lecture by Jan-Henrik Andersen, From Mathematics to Aesthetic Coherence, is available at the Colloquium listing site (scroll down on the site)
JHA short bio as Adobe .pdf	University of Michigan Press Release Interactive Press Release with Adobe PDFs
	Web References Previous Press coverage (Detroit MetroTimes) World Year of Physics 2005 PhysOrgNews, Design News, Science News Daily tecnociencia B-Blog (Espania), Techno-Science Forum (France), WebExhibits Physics News, Science Magazine
	The purpose of ASCI is to raise public awareness about artists and scientists using science and technology to explore new forms of creative expression, and to increase communication and collaboration between these fields. Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) is a nonprofit based in New York City that has an excellent, monthly art-sci information eBulletin, and website documenting its seminal projects nurturing the field of art-science-technology since 1995.  http://www.asci.org

Acknowledgements: The exhibited works are the result of several years of collaboration with my good colleagues Professors Dr. Gordon Kane and Dr. David Gerdes at the Physics Department at the University of Michigan. Thank you both! did I forget LOIS? oops... thank you too my friend!

Lots of appreciation goes to Fermilab, and Georgia Schwender at the Art Gallery for inviting the exhibit. Thanks also to Office of the Vice President of Research at University of Michigan and Dean Bryan Rogers at the School of Art&Design for their financial support, and Professorial Colleagues Sherri Smith, Dennis Miller and Dwayne Overmyer for their constructive critique and collaboration. And of course, last, but far from least, to LENEE for her love, patience and hard, attentive and priceless labor to make things happen for this show and for the previous, thanks dear!