Invisible colors : the arts of the atomic age / Gabrielle Decamous

This study analyses the nuclear era through artistic responses to major events, including the work of Marie Curie and the disasters at Hiroshima and Fukushima. It explores how art visualises the invisible effects of radiation throughout history.

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Art -- History/Arts Art, Japanese Art, Modern -- 20th century Art, Modern -- 21st century Atomic bomb -- History/Nuclear weapons/Weapons of mass destruction/Military weapons/Weapons/Tools Atomic bomb in art Mines and mineral resources/Natural resources Nuclear energy/Nuclear physics/Physics/Physical sciences/Science Nuclear fission/Nuclear reactions/Nuclear physics/Physics/Physical sciences/Science Climatic changes -- Effect of nuclear explosions on/Nuclear explosions/Explosions/Accidents/Violent deaths/Death -- Causes Nuclear physics/Physics/Physical sciences/Science Nuclear warfare--Environmental aspects/War/International relations Nuclear warfare/War/International relations Nuclear weapons/Weapons of mass destruction/Military weapons/Weapons/Tools Nuclear winter/Nuclear warfare--Environmental aspects/War/International relations Photography Poetry/Literature/Philology Posters/Advertising, Outdoor Sculpture/Art/Arts