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		+	<p class="margin"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700><b>Night of Arts and Science</b></FONT><br><br>Designer<A HREF="http://www.leenvanwijngaarden.nl/Leenvanwijngaarden/home.html" TARGET="_blank"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700>Leen van Wijngaarden </FONT></A> was fascinated by the colors and shapes of bacterial colonies and decided to make art with them. Not just a pretty picture on a small regular agar plate, like <A HREF="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_HijhRK2BkjA/S2ggPYgVgYI/AAAAAAAABhg/fxaE4Lxt93w/s400/onlinepaint.jpg" TARGET="_blank"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700>this</FONT></A> well-known example, but on a large scale. This should produce nice paintings, which keep evolving into "Bacterial Beauty". The results were to be exposed during the culture festival <A HREF="http://www.denachtvankunstenwetenschap.nl/en" TARGET="_blank"><FONT COLOR=#ff6700>The Night of Arts and Science</FONT></A><br><br>
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Night of Arts and Science

DesignerLeen van Wijngaarden was fascinated by the colors and shapes of bacterial colonies and decided to make art with them. Not just a pretty picture on a small regular agar plate, like this well-known example, but on a large scale. This should produce nice paintings, which keep evolving into "Bacterial Beauty". The results were to be exposed during the culture festival The Night of Arts and Science