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Quark Park: Visions Quark Park represents a collaboration of scientists and engineers paired with artists and landscape architects rendering high concept into three-dimensional space. This unique collision of science and art gives birth to an amazing world where one can stroll through a hippocampus or saunter beneath a sea of glass bubbles as well as a number of other wonders in a garden of earthly delights of the mind. From Saturday, September 9th until the end of November 2006 — this temporary garden located at Palmer Square on Robeson Place in Princeton, New Jersey blossomed into a celebrated public space with the eruption of these big ideas into reality. This is a place where visions formed from the seeds planted in thought-space and grew into real-space — and just may change the way you look at the world around you. The Wild River Review is pleased to present visions of Quark Park. Please make sure to return to this page to see new photos as the become available to us.
Hippocampus — Woman/Man
How the Brain Receives and Processes Cells
Collective Theory — Robotics
Lithophone
Cosmology of Cosmetology
Weather Garden QUARK PARK Celebrating the mysteries of science and art, Quark Park is a collaboration of Princeton-area visionaries, scientists, artists, and architects including Templeton-prize winner, Freeman Dyson. Over the coming months, Wild River Review will be running a series of interviews with many of the players in this one-of-a-kind sculpture garden... |
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