Organized by the Wright State University Art Galleries (Dayton, Ohio), Art/Science will present the photographic work of Minneapolis artist and Guggenheim Fellow David Goldes. Goldes is a scientist turned artist whose work elegantly illustrates the physical properties of science.

Julie Conlon, Coordinator of Purdue University Department of Physics' PEARLS program (Physics Educational Assistance, Resources and Learning Strategies), has worked with Purdue Galleries to develop learning programs in connection with the exhibit. Conlon's ideas have been incorporated into on-site presentations in the gallery for visiting area K-12 classes.

The artist's first book, "Water Being Water," also accompanies the exhibit and features essays from prominent science and art writers Philip Ball and Vince Leo.

Tuesday, November 1, 5:30 pm, David Goldes lecture in Stewart Center room 206.  The artist will discuss the many similarities between the minds of scientists and artists as they conduct the creative act of discovery.  The lecture will be immediately followed by a reception in the Stewart Center Gallery.

All Purdue Galleries exhibitions and events are free and open to the public.