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Dead or Alive: Intersections of Art & Science Roundtable

Museum of Arts and Design
Roundtable Discussion
2010
Dead or Alive: Intersections of Art & Science Roundtable
Museum of Arts and Design

Dead or Alive: Intersections of Art & Science

Roundatble Discussion
Museum of Arts and Design
New York, NY

Roundtable discussion on intersections of science and art with artists and journalists moderated by Museum of Arts and Design Chief Curator David Revere McFadden

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