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Art AND science, instead of art vs science - really looking forward to this keynote at Discovery Day!

With Discovery Day fast approaching, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on our keynote speaker. Dr. Lee Harrop is an innovative ecologically-oriented artist and researcher known for her collaborative interdisciplinary projects. For over a decade, Dr. Harrop has collaborated with geologists and core libraries across Australia, incorporating geological core samples into her art. With a diverse publication record in both traditional and non-traditional formats, she has received several prestigious awards and grants, including recent funding for a public art project in Darwin. Recently, our South Australia Drill Core Library hosted Dr. Harrop for a three-week residency, which culminated in the inaugural viewing of her research for the Mapping Shadows of the Bight (MSB) project. One of her research outputs is an engraved core sample featuring a line from T.S. Eliot’s poem "Little Gidding," the final poem in Four Quartets. This engraved core will remain in its original library core tray (hidden in the shadows) and can be viewed at the drill core library upon request. Join us at Discovery Day to hear Dr Harrop's keynote speech 'A Beautiful Science'. 📅 Thursday 28 November 2024 📍 Adelaide Convention Centre 🔍 To register: https://ow.ly/bPeY50TjFHg 💻 To stay updated: https://ow.ly/AlyP50TjFHe #DiscoveryDaySA #GSSA #SouthAustralia #Geoscience #Geology #DEM #Energy #Mining #GeologicalSurveySA #GeologicalSurvey

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