The project ³Seven sisters² is part of the exhibition ³Silicon chips are made of sand² at the Quay Gallery in Wanganui New Zealand, by Ian M Clothier. The work has two parts - website and installation. The installation involves the display of seven symbolic forms in the gallery. The audience can participate in the art work by filling in an online form. ³Seven sisters² maps a personal response to the notion of seven sisters - a subject that has reference points in Hong Kong, China, Australia, Hawaii, USA, Scotland, India and Greece, and includes subject areas such as astrology, geology, geometry, gender issues, gay rights, DNA and music, to name just a few. This seven sisters project engages with these interconnections and locates a place for audience interconnection ­ the audience determines the sequence of symbols displayed in the gallery. Please go to the website and fill out the selection form. The show opens this Friday, 24th of February at 5pm, so responses must be lodged by that date. Seven sisters by Ian Clothier home page: http://www.art-themagazine.com/ian/7sisters/index.htm Direct link to the online selection form: http://www.art-themagazine.com/ian/7sisters/pages/777.htm Wanganui exhibition online catalogue page: http://www.art-themagazine.com/ian/pages/silicon.htm Supported by the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki. Regards Ian M Clothier Dept of Art and Media Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki www.witt.ac.nz <http://www.witt.ac.nz> 0064 6 757 3100 x 8895 Editor http://www.art-themagazine.com <http://www.art-themagazine.com> Site http://www.art-themagazine.com/ian This communication - including any attachments - may contain legally privileged information, and is confidential to the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient you should delete the communication and contact the sender immediately. If you have received this e-mail in error, you must not read, copy, disseminate, distribute or otherwise use or disclose any part of this communication, or any information on matters or persons to which it refers. WITT reserves the right to monitor all e-mail communications sent through its network.