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Visitors to the opening of the exhibition were impressed by
this interplay and the combination of natural science, high-tech
materials, and art. Yvette Kaiser Smith consciously eschewed
introductory words that explain the exhibition, instead encouraging
the public to come to her directly with questions. In
numerous discussions, the interested guests took the opportunity
to exchange ideas with the artist.
Combining competences.
Jenoptik’s tangent exhibition series looks back on nearly 20
years of tradition. But there was still something novel in the 39th exhibition: For the first time, the exhibition was curated by the
Jena art dealers Huber & Treff. With this change, Jenoptik has
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initiated a promising partnership on which they hope to build in
the future. “We want to continue the tradition of our tangent
series,” explains Michael Mertin. “Since 1994, it has established a
firm place in the event calendars of the region. But the design of
art exhibitions is not part of the core competencies of the Jenoptik
team. So we’ve placed this task into experienced hands,” he
adds. Armin Huber and Torsten Treff have followed Jenoptik’s art
engagement from the beginning and will now be valuable advisors
for future Jenoptik exhibitions.
The current exhibition can be seen in Jena’s Ernst Abbe Tower
until August 31, 2012.
* wikipedia: The Fibonacci sequence is an infinite sequence of numbers (the
Fibonacci numbers) in which each successive number is obtained by adding the
two previous numbers (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55,...). The sequence can
be shown graphically in the form of a spiral, for example.
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