Chemozoa wins Europe Film Festival Award!

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Congratulations to Vicky Isley and Paul Smith aka boredomresearch.  Their ACE sponsored creation, Chemozoa was judged Best Short Experimental film at the Europe Film Festival in London, UK this summer. Wonderful news!  

In Search of Chemozoa – a smorgasbord of resources!

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Watch the wonderful on-line exhibition of In Search of Chemozoa by artists, boredomresearch.  The work is based on some of the cancer research of ACE. The 3D version is now touring the world and participating in international competitions. Learn the technical tricks...

Last chance to view (in Arizona) ACE’s stunning art exhibition

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In Search of Chemozoa, is an art video installation featuring a beautiful fictional protozoa that evolves and struggles as it navigates its river in search of a safe haven. See it in Restless Balance, an exhibition by award-winning British art duo Vicky Isley and Paul...

Cacti Garden

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”Endless Forms Most Beautiful” is a cactus garden installed on the grounds of the ASU campus. “Genetic mutations can create new and sometimes beautiful forms of life, like the crested cacti featured in this garden. Cells in these crested cacti get mutations during...

Remembrance Tree

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“Remembrance Tree” is a social practice art experience where visitors can write the names of people they know who have been impacted by cancer and add them to Endless Forms Most Beautiful, our somatically mutated cactus garden. These metal plant identification tags...

Capturing Cancer with Music

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This is an application, called Hyena, for hearing how cancer (and cancer therapy) works. While there is an overwhelming complexity in the science and medicine of cancer, the essence of the disease can be heard and understood when it is translated into music. Here you...