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Ongoing every day from November 7, 2006 through December 11, 2006.
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Location: Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery<BR/><BR/>
<p>With humor, "'Sliding Scale" asks the viewer to examine objects of scientific research and the larger field of science in a new light. In Professor Gail Wight's artworks mice eat through a representation of their genome, butterflies struggle to escape their pins, and beetles tell their stories. Reception on November 10, from 5-7 pm.</p>
<p>Through "Sliding Scale" Gail Wight will be adding her voice to the conference, " Imaging Environment: Maps, Models, Metaphors," November 8-10 at the Stanford Humanities Center, which brings together scholars from the sciences and humanities to consider how the environment is shaped and how we use it.</p><BR/>
Ongoing every day from November 7, 2006 through December 11, 2006.
<BR/>
Location: Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery<BR/><BR/>
<p>With humor, "'Sliding Scale" asks the viewer to examine objects of scientific research and the larger field of science in a new light. In Professor Gail Wight's artworks mice eat through a representation of their genome, butterflies struggle to escape their pins, and beetles tell their stories. Reception on November 10, from 5-7 pm.</p>
<p>Through "Sliding Scale" Gail Wight will be adding her voice to the conference, " Imaging Environment: Maps, Models, Metaphors," November 8-10 at the Stanford Humanities Center, which brings together scholars from the sciences and humanities to consider how the environment is shaped and how we use it.</p><BR/>