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Description
This report provides complete documentation of activities leading to Fluid Motion, an exhibit held in Pacific’s Library, and Art with Fluid Mechanics, a related presentation given to Armchair Traveler Program at Delta College.
Exhibit: Fluid Motion, July 15‐October 15, 2013
Presentation: Art with Fluid Mechanics, October 15, 2013
About 40 still images displaying beauty and complexity of fluid motion were obtained, with permission, from scientists and artists from several countries for the exhibit and presentation. Due to space limitation, only sixteen images were shown in the Exhibit plus a scan of a page from Aramco World magazine (sand dune) and four fluid toys.
Publication Date
10-2013
Location
University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA, William Knox Holt Memorial Library
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Engineering | Physical Sciences and Mathematics
Recommended Citation
Shakerin, Said, "FLUID MOTION ‐ Exhibit, Library" (2013). SOECS Exhibitions. 1.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/soecs-exhibitions/1
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Arts and Humanities Commons, Engineering Commons, Physical Sciences and Mathematics Commons
Comments
Additional files:
Exhibit poster: Oefner has put dabs of paint on a rotating shaft.
Robyn 1: honey drizzled in a glass of water.
Robyn 2: water from kitchen faucet washes over a freshly painted heart, shown several fluid dynamics phenomena such as hydraulic jump, ripples, and chain in the stream.
Robyn 3: food color drop added to a just punctured egg yolk sack.