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| Feb.10.2017 |
Two new drawings (Plantimal 4 and Phytoborg 3) presented at the 2017 Art of Planetary Science juried show held at the University of Ariszona's Lunar and Planetary Science Lab (LPL). |
Oct.22.2015 |
The graphite drawing "Plantimal 2" Won First Place in the Fine Arts catagory in the 2015 Art of Planetary Science juried show held at the University of Ariszona's Lunar and Planetary Science Lab (LPL). prints available here |
Aug.24.2015 |
National Arts Program Featured Artist for the week of August 23 - 30, 2015. Work, including the graphite drawing "Plantimal 2" and "Phytoborg 2" from the "Living Machines" series selected for display on the NAP main web page for one week under the FEATURED ARTIST heading. URL: http://www.nationalartsprogram.org/users/alnelson |
Nov.20.2014 |
"How digital is ushering in a new visual culture for the sciences" Artwork written up in article by Bianca Pascall published in ARTEFACT Magazine, arts weekly of the University of the Arts London. URL: http://www.artefactmagazine.com/2014/11/04/digital-is-ushering-in-a-new-visual-culture-for-the-sciences/?a1=4 |
Nov.8.2014 |
Tucson Pima Arts Council (TPAC) Fall Open Studio Tour show. URL: http://www.tucsonpimaopenstudiotour.org/artists |
Sept.1.2014 |
"National Arts Program September Spotlight" Robot 25 and other works from the Living Machines Series showcased in the National Arts Program Spotlight newsletter. URL: http://www.nationalartsprogram.org/nap-spotlight/andrew-lincoln-nelson |
June.1.2014 |
Half-page illustration for Serious Wonder featuring the SW logo printed in the June-July print version of the Futurist Magazine. URL: http://www.seriouswonder.com/future-art/sw-limited-edition-print/ |
STATEMENT
Andrew Lincoln Nelson's work combines
research and artistic expression to form a
multidisciplinary exploration of self-replicating
machines, futuristic non-anthropoid worlds, artificial
life, speculative science fiction,
evolutionary
robotics, ruminations on posthuman
intelligences and the nature of xenobiology
Andrew Lincoln Nelson
nelsonsystem-art@yahoo.com
This page is maintained by A Nelson
All artwork©1990-2016
A.L.Nelson,
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Contact email: alnelson at ieee dot org
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