An exhibit made of up art that focuses the viewer on the art that is present all around us in nature.
(1)Jess Rees's peice with magentism (Jess is a student at Rutgers who created an incredible peice of art that had a string tied to a needle that was being suspended horizontally by magnetism. there is more to it than that- but it was really impressive), I'll try to find pictures.
(2)Video art by David Bolinsky, a medical animator, creates incredible works of video art depicting scientifically-factual scenes of biology and physiology in action.
(3)A simple mixed-media presenting the impressive array of beautiful colors present in nature
(4)Gravity:
---Steps to a platform (with a glass display case on three sides?) and a spot for someone to stand on it (in the glass). Then a plaque that labels that person as part of a performance installation piece entitled "Behold the Power of Gravity".
---Variation: Above the person (WAY above) hangs something that would hurt the person- such as knives or something. Then the title is "Thank God for Gravity" or "... something else that has to do with thanks- just without God.
>What else:
--cycles of water
--life cycles
--electricity!
--evolution, as a design process (see other post)
--straightforward photography of beautiful places
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