# Special Subject: Art, Culture and Technology

**Source**: https://act.mit.edu/academics/courses/special-subject-art-culture-and-technology-digital-art-from-nano-scale-to-human-scale-intro-to-making-art-using-a-variety-of-3d-scanning-techniques-at-all-scales-spring-2025/
**Parent**: https://act.mit.edu/academics/courses/

Instructor
:   Gearóid Dolan, Matej Vakula

TA
:   Harrison Ashley White

Lab Fee
:   Per-term $75 fee after Add Date; SMACT students are exempt

Credit
:   3-3-6 U/G

Schedule
:   TR 930-1230

Location
:   E15-054

An introduction to the tools and concepts of capturing and transitioning forms between the human scale and nanoscale. The generation of simulation-based art projects reflects these explorations and the ways they can be used in the context of art, culture, and technology. What dialogs can engage with society when operating on sub-visible scales or taking forms from the nano into the human macro scale, creating artistic simulations, motion from form, or form from motion?

Students will collaborate with MIT Nano on final projects intended for public exhibition in a gallery setting.

[### Culture of Automation in Biotechnology through Art and Data

Non-credit](https://act.mit.edu/academics/courses/4-s36-special-subject-art-culture-and-technology-culture-of-automation-in-biotechnology-through-art-and-data/)

[### Matej Vakula

→ Past Lecturers](https://act.mit.edu/about/people/matej-vakula/)

[### Gearóid Dolan

Staff](https://act.mit.edu/about/people/gearoid-dolan/)