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Explore the "PalArt für PalDat" Exhibition: Scientific Art Supporting the PalDat Database in Vienna

View unique artworks created by University of Vienna scientists, with sales directly funding the PalDat global pollen resource.

The "PalArt für PalDat" exhibition highlights creative works by scientists from the University of Vienna's Structural and Functional Botany department. These unique pieces are available for purchase, with all proceeds dedicated to funding the PalDat database. Visitors can explore this special collection, located in the Botanical Garden's Kalthaus, during standard opening hours. This initiative offers a distinctive way to support vital scientific data preservation.

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Exhibition summary

An exhibition of art created by scientists for scientific purposes, held at the Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna. The artworks are for sale, with proceeds supporting the PalDat pollen database.

Curatorial context

The PalArt exhibition showcases artwork created by members of the Structural and Functional Botany department at the University of Vienna who share a passion for art and painting. More than just a creative outlet, the sale of these artistic pieces directly contributes to the financing of the PalDat database. PalDat is recognized as the world's largest online resource dedicated to pollen, freely accessible to the public at www.paldat.org. This exhibition provides a unique opportunity to support scientific data preservation through the appreciation and purchase of art. The exhibition is housed in the Kalthaus (cold house) of the Botanical Garden, located near the main entrance on Mechelgasse. Visitors can view and purchase the artwork during the garden's regular opening hours. The initiative, operating under the name PalArt (www.palart.org), bridges the gap between artistic expression and scientific endeavor, highlighting the multifaceted talents within the scientific community.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition is located in the Kalthaus of the Botanical Garden and is accessible during the garden's regular opening hours. Entry to the exhibition is likely covered by general garden admission, as specific ticketing details are not provided beyond directing visitors to garden opening hours and entrances. Proceeds from art sales support the PalDat database.

PalArt für PalDat key exhibition facts

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Venue
Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jul 3, 2021 – Aug 29, 2021
Artist line / attribution
Art created by members of the Structural and Functional Botany department at the University of Vienna.
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