Telos in Greek means the end or purpose for which something is done and teleology is the study of the evidence of design in nature. “The Art Expressions in Technology and Science” exhibition, showing in the Art Center at Fuller Lodge Gallery, raises important questions as to the end or purpose of art and its relation to the end and purpose of science.Are the ends of science the same or radically different from art? If they are different, what are those differences? Does art participate in some way in the scientific method? Can art only illustrate/demonstrate the processes of science and technology?“Art Expressions in Technology and Science” asks and proposes to answer some very penetrating questions.The exhibition at the Art Center demonstrates that art, technology and science share a telos or purpose, by giving evidence of design in nature through the use of analogies and a shared logical scheme.It is fitting that The Art Center at Fuller Lodge is the host for this exhibition. The community of Los Alamos, for the past 60 years, has been the center for scientific and technological research. A significant number of the 28 artists in this exhibition have been or are practicing scientists and artists. They are engineers, medical doctors, biologists and psychologists.
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