Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts

Monday, March 23, 2020

Introducing 'Frost Science@Home' Featuring Resources, Activities & More


"At Frost Science, science education is always at the forefront of our thinking. In unprecedented times like these, science is more vital than ever. Although we may be temporarily closed, we continue to stay committed to sharing the power of science with our community."
Through this new Frost Science@Home digital platform series, the venue will be sharing free educational resources, videos, DIY science activities and more. The page will continue to stay updated with new information. You can also follow them on FacebookTwitter and Instagram where they will be posting regular updates and behind-the-scenes content. Please share it with your family and friends, and tag #FrostScienceAtHome!
📝 Explore free standards-aligned curriculum resources and Frost Science exhibition guides, including exciting and educational activities. Click here.
✂️ Looking for activities to keep young learners and budding scientists engaged? These DIY science and distance learning resources have you covered. Click here.
🔍 Explore Frost Science in the comfort of your home! Take a virtual tour of the campus and use a 360° video technology to explore their major exhibition spaces. Click here.
👩‍⚕️ Can animals be affected by COVID-19? How do they care for the diverse wildlife at Frost Science? Their veterinarian, Dr. Kristen Dubé has all the answers! Click here.
🐢 She weighs 135 lbs. and is over 20 years old. Meet the Frost Science rehabilitated loggerhead turtle, Miko, and learn more about this amazing species of sea turtles. Click here.
🦈 There are over 400 species of sharks in the world. Sounds like a lot? Well, there's nine different species of hammerheads alone! Here are the top 5 things you didn't know about sharks. Click here.
🌌 See what all the "buzz" is about! From a deep voyage into space, to the Frost Science new resident loggerhead turtle, they recently partnered with WFOR CBS4 Miami to highlight some interesting stories about the museum. Click here.
For those looking for insight into COVID-19 (Coronavirus), Frost Science spoke with some leading experts about the virus and got some key questions answered, along with helpful links and resources. Click here.
"Frost Science is able to achieve our mission to inspire and engage communities through real, rigorous science thanks to generous support from people like you. This support is crucial, particularly during these challenging and extraordinary circumstances.
Please consider making a donation today so that we can continue our work in science education and research, environmental conservation, animal care and rehabilitation. We understand now is a trying time for all and we absolutely appreciate any help you can provide. All donations, however small, will have an impact."
"Thank you for your continued support and partnership. By working together and supporting each other, we'll get through this crisis."

Friday, March 13, 2020

Dr. Piloto's Perspective on our Current Pandemic

Pandemic, 2018
Obdulio Piloto b.1978

Above artwork from December 5th, 2018 - Artem Scientia Opening. Featured Artwork: Pandemic, 2018.
Rendering the world map in a red alert of impending emergency, this work is the artist's clarion call: to protect humanity and the only planet we have.

Dr. Obdulio Piloto

Miami’s most unique gallery Artem + Scientia showcases Dr. Obdulio Piloto’s journey expanding eight years developing groundbreaking technology. The gallery is a one-of-a-kind experience for art collectors seeking to have an impact on humanity beyond the arts. We wanted to share with you Obdulio's thoughts on our current pandemic: Coronavirus (COVID-19). In times filled with fear, misinformation, and uncertainty; we recommend you read the entire letter for his distinct perspective. Dr. Piloto has been talking about this for over two years, and his foresight truly left me speechless when the situation escalated to global pandemic a few days ago. Wishing everyone health and calm during this time, Dr. Piloto and his team are monitoring the situation and helping any way they can. "I'm very hopeful for the future and you should be too." -Obdulio


Read Letter
Bringing together the increasingly dissociated and over-specialized disciplines of science, applied technology, and fine art. A portion of proceeds from the sale of artworks directly funds exploratory scientific research.

Dr. Obdulio Piloto

Dr. Piloto’s artworks are made with the molecular signatures generated by NuTec, a radical technology made possible by advances in nanotechnology, organic chemistry, materials science, molecular medicine, and artificial intelligence expanding eight years in development. His representation of people as NuTec Molecular Portraits, a series of pattern-rich spots depicting the biochemical uniqueness of the individual, remove the cultural, socio-economic, racial, sexual and religious baggage we automatically associate with images of people and invite viewers to witness the power of the human mind to create wonders that have the potential to alter the course of history.


Dr. Obdulio Piloto
Art lovers and collectors are invited to visit the Art Gallery (by appointment only) Artem + Scientia is located at 7600 NW 69th Avenue in Miami, Florida 33166. For more information visit www.artemscientia.com

Thursday, July 18, 2019

Artem + Scientia Gallery Brings Together the Disciplines of Science, Applied Technology, and Fine Art

HOPE: BREAST CANCER
Obdulio Piloto b.1978
 
A Molecular Portrait of a breast cancer survivor.

Encapsulating the experience of combating and surviving cancer as a physical, metaphysical, and existential condition.

The juxtaposition of before-and-after portraits represents the underlying dualism that persists in the struggle to overcome cancer, where a survivor's gratefulness for a second chance at life is always accompanied by dark memories of fear.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
The artist signs each artwork with paint embedded with encrypted DNA from his genome.
Provenance will be tracked on the Blockchain. 
HOPE: Breast Cancer, 2016
Obdulio Piloto b.1978
Mixed Media: NuTec Molecular Portrait, Acrylic on Metal Print.
 
INQUIRE

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

NuTec Molecular Portraits: a Profile Representing a Person at Their Molecular Level


Dr. Piloto's artworks are made with the molecular signatures generated by NuTec, a radical technology made possible by advances in nanotechnology, organic chemistry, materials science, molecular medicine, and artificial intelligence expanding 8 years in development.


These dots appear insignificant to the human eye, disguising the paradigm-shifting and life-changing power they contain.



His representation of people as NuTec Molecular Portraits remove the cultural, socio-economic, racial, sexual and religious baggage we automatically associate with images of people.


The Making of Dr. Piloto's Art
 

Through different mediums, digital compositions, and an amalgamation of disparate elements, Obdulio Piloto creates ingenious works of art rooted in the complex aesthetic structures of molecular portraiture using the groundbreaking technology of NuTec.

The NuTec device is made up of tiny spots – each with different textures and physio-chemical properties that bind molecules, proteins and cells. The resulting NuTec profile is specific to each person at that moment in time.

Dr. Piloto stands at the vanguard of scientific research, actualizing the possibilities of radically improving human life through the use of deep science and artificial intelligence.



His art seeks to remind us of the interconnectedness of all things, our place in the universe, and the power of unleashing humanity's full potential to create a more hopeful future.


The scanned NuTec slide is then used as the basis for the artwork. Textured, colored NuTec spots constitute the visual vocabulary of Dr. Piloto’s artworks.


Delicately, the artists adds texture using paint to create a truly one-of-a-kind work of art. Lastly, he signs each piece with paint embedded with encrypted DNA from his genome to create a deeper personal connection with the collector.

Artem + Scientia’s Laboratory / Gallery Space

Art lovers and collectors are invited to visit the Art Gallery (by appointment only) Artem + Scientia is located at 7600 NW 69th Avenue in Miami, Florida 33166. For more information visit www.artemscientia.com


VIDEO: The Fine Art Of Obdulio Piloto

Friday, April 26, 2019

Experience 'A Transcendental Pursuit' at Artem + Scientia Gallery showcasing the work of Dr. Obdulio Piloto

On view:
Obdulio Piloto: A TRANSCENDENTAL PURSUIT
Apr 11-May 11, 2019

Miami’s newest and most unique gallery Artem + Scientia opened with an inaugural exhibition showcasing Dr. Obdulio Piloto’s journey expanding eight years developing groundbreaking technology. The gallery is a one-of-a-kind experience for art collectors seeking to have an impact on humanity beyond the arts. Bringing together the increasingly dissociated and over-specialized disciplines of science, applied technology, and fine art.

Artist, Scientist and Inventor, Dr. Piloto.

His natural brilliance and determination earned Dr. Piloto a place at Cornell University, he went on to obtain a Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University Medical School and pursue post-graduate research at Stanford University. In 2011, Dr. Piloto co-founded Entopsis, a startup backed by visionary Silicon Valley investor Peter Thiel (through Breakout Labs) that developed the groundbreaking diagnostic technology of NuTec. Applying methods of molecular portraiture to create cutting-edge works of art, the noble aim of Dr. Piloto’s art is to raise awareness.

‘Euphoria Ten', 2017
One of a kind artwork – UV reactive acrylic on metal print.
40″ x 60″

The gallery presents the inaugural exhibition ‘A Transcendental Pursuit’, on view from April 11 through May 11, 2019 featuring the work of Dr. Piloto’s Euphoria and Adversity series. He was born and raised in a traditional Cuban family in Miami’s Hialeah, whose humble beginnings exposed him to the realities of human challenges. At the age of 8, he lost his great-grandmother to cancer, an experience that initiated his interest in the sciences and urged his lifelong mission to find solutions for one of the world’s most devastating diseases.

‘Fragmented Mind’, from Dr. Piloto’s Adversity series.
A visual gestalt of the artist’s thought processes, Fragmented Mind reveals diverse, often conflicting interests, desires and obligations.
48″ x 40″ x .2″

Dr. Piloto signs each piece with paint embedded with encrypted DNA from his genome & provenance is tracked with Blockchain technology.

Artem + Scientia’s Laboratory / Gallery Space


Art lovers and collectors are invited to visit the Art Gallery (by appointment only) Artem + Scientia is located at 7600 NW 69th Avenue in Miami, Florida 33166. For more information visit www.artemscientia.com


VIDEO: The Fine Art Of Obdulio Piloto
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Thursday, September 14, 2017

After weathering Hurricane Irma, Frost Science is ready to welcome back the community starting Friday, Sept.15th at 9am!



The even better news: Frost Science Museum exhibitions and animals are safe, intact and make a great diversion for guests needing a break from the long days ahead. 

Looking to unwind this week? Treat yourself to First Fridays: Redux — a retro laser light show taking place inside the cool dome of the Frost Planetarium. Due to popular demand, they brought back First Fridays for an encore performance this month, and you're invited to rock out to the classic laser light spectacles you know and love. Reserve your seats now!

Exploring the Frost Science exhibitions can work up a healthy appetite. Starting Friday, you can fuel up at the new Food@Science — an in-house café serving up fresh salads, sandwiches and hearty dishes. On the run? Our grab-and-go option is perfect for a quick cup of Starbucks coffee and a filling boxed lunch.

You spoke, they listened! Starting October 1, Frost Science's new hours of operation will be 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. to better suit the needs of the community.
Please note: The Falcon Batchelor Bird of Prey Center and Batchelor Wildlife Center in Coconut Grove will remain closed until further notice. Frost Science will be sure to keep you up to date on any future developments.