Reimagining the future: a conversation with Bojana Ginn
September 14,2017
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by Laura Relyea
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Since moving to the United States from Serbia in 2002, Bojana Ginn has captured the imaginations of innumerable art lovers, gallerists and scientists alike with her two- and three-dimensional ephemeral works that explore issues on the forefront in the realms of science and mathematics — the ethics of bioengineering, meddling with the human genome and developments in artificial intelligence.
News: MOCA GA announces the 2017 Working Artist Project recipients
August 14,2017
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by Laura Relyea
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Atlanta’s arts community gathered at The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia for the organization’s annual announcement of its Working Artist Project winners for 2017.
Review: “The Translated Mark” explores repetition, technical innovation and communication
April 26,2017
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by Jerry Cullum
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Bojana Ginn’s Infinite Body, at Whitespace through May 13, ought to be experienced as an extraordinarily beautiful exhibition first and foremost. The reasoning behind the beauty takes us into intellectual territory that requires a bit of a journey to fathom.
