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Michael Petry’s Glass-Blown Multiverse At Hiram Butler Gallery

An internationally-known artist (and Rice University graduate) installs an aesthetic homage to WWII code-breaker Alan Turing.

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Michael Petry's AT the core of the Algorithm 2014 blown glass

Michael Petry's AT the core of the Algorithm 2014 blown glass

Michael Petry's AT the core of the Algorithm 2014 blown glass

Michael Petry
Michael Petry. Photo by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.

Artist Michael Petry talks with Houston Public Media’s Troy Schulze about AT the Core of the Algorithm, Petry’s installation inspired by the life of British mathematician Alan Turing (credited with breaking the Nazis’ Enigma Code during World War II), the light spectrum, and the idea of the multiverse. The work will be on view through May 30 at Hiram Butler Gallery.

Installation photos courtesy of Hiram Butler Gallery.

(The AT is capitalized to emphasize the initials of Alan Turing.)

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Troy Schulze

Troy Schulze

Producer, Houston Matters

Troy Schulze is a producer for Houston Matters. He also produces the podcast Party Politics and the digital video series Skyline Sessions. Schulze has been working as a writer and producer in digital media for over 20 years. He has received three Emmy nominations for his work on the TV...

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