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LaGuardia Studio’s Work with Artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg

March 9, 2018 by Keith Allison

Gallery installation of A Becoming Resemblance
“A Becoming Resemblance” at Fridman Gallery in New York. Image from Articulate PBS Philadelphia video footage.

“Probably Chelsea,” a touring art installation by Heather Dewey-Hagborg, uses DNA from Chelsea Manning to generate facial models, which were then 3D printed on equipment at the LaGuardia Studio. Manning was sentenced to prison for passing government secrets to WikiLeaks and was later pardoned by President Barack Obama. The exhibit and the models produced at the LaGuardia Studio were also featured on the Getty Images site.

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Filed Under: At Your Service Tagged With: 3D Printing & Scanning, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, LaGuardia Studio, Museum Exhibits, Navigating Research Technology, Press Coverage, Probably Chelsea, Research Technology

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