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Chemistry in Art: Introduction to the Virtual Art Exhibition

Tami I. Spector, Joachim Schummer, HYLE Publications

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We are pleased and excited to present the virtual exhibition “Chemistry in Art ” which continues and expands HYLE’s aspiration to promote a dialogue among the disciplines by now including the work of practicing visual artists.

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We are pleased and excited to present the virtual exhibition “Chemistry in Art ” which continues and expands HYLE’s aspiration to promote a dialogue among the disciplines by now including the work of practicing visual artists.

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We are pleased and excited to present the virtual exhibition “Chemistry in Art ” which continues and expands HYLE’s aspiration to promote a dialogue among the disciplines by now including the work of practicing visual artists.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Conversation, Appeal, Visual arts, Contemporary art, Art, Chemistry, Art methodology

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