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Jessica Palmer is a biologist & artist currently based in Washington, DC. She received her PhD in Molecular and Cell Biology from UC Berkeley, spent the last few years teaching at a small state college out West, and is now exploring science policy and communications.

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Posted on: February 25, 2008 8:45 PM, by Jessica Palmer

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Ron Pippin at Obsolete


One of my favorite mixed-media artists, Ron Pippin, just completed a stunning wonder cabinet of a show at Obsolete Gallery. Browsing the interactive panoramas on his website is like tiptoeing through the workshop of a slightly unbalanced Victorian scientist.

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Ron Pippin

In his latest work, Pippin creates altered notebooks worthy of some jungle-crazed alternate-history Darwin, ominous glass specimen boxes, and flying half-biological automata of uncertain purpose. If you're in the Laguna Beach area, you can see his work in person at Trove.

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1

Terrific stuff! What an installation he worked up, too! I wish I could see it.

Posted by: Hungry Hyaena | February 26, 2008 2:51 PM

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seems interesting... and lots of steampunkish themes =)
i like it
metals and wires!

Posted by: floatingrunner | February 26, 2008 5:22 PM

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That is so awesome! I love it!
I really like your blog! I just started a new one on Tissue Engineering, and need some feedback. So If you feel like reading it some time... please do so and let me know what you think! :-)
http://tissuebuilder.typepad.com/goleco/

Posted by: Jose | February 26, 2008 8:56 PM

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Definitely check out this documentary short: Back to Life. Shot by up and coming DP, Matt Egan.

Posted by: John Ohab | March 3, 2008 9:56 PM

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