Dr. Gary Greenberg's new book A Grain of Sand - Nature's Secret Wonder can be purchased directly HERE. This Beautiful and Informative book epitomizes the harmonious union of Art and Science. This art book is the perfect gift for just about anyone.

This gallery exhibits micrographic artworks of grains of sand from Maui, Hawaii, miscellaneous artworks of biological specimens, everyday objects such as food and money, and limited editions containing artworks of an assorted variety of sources. These extraordinary images, photographed through high powered light microscopes, magnified hundreds of times, make unique and elegant pieces to display in your home or business and are available in several styles and sizes.

The historic Apollo 11 Lunar Landing Mission returned to earth with samples of lunar rocks, sand, and dust so scientists could search for clues to the origin of the moon and its geologic development. Dr. Greenberg is collaborating with Dr. Carol Kiely and Professor Christopher Kiely from Lehigh University to photograph moon sand and moon dust using modern 21st Century microscopes.

On the Exhibits page you will find out where these exquisite art works can be viewed in person as well as where they have been exhibited previously. The sand grains exhibit at the Science Museum of Minnesota is available for viewing until January 2010.

Dr. Greenberg is an enthusiastic and fascinating speaker. He is available to give lectures with PowerPoint presentations on several themes in Art and Science.

Learn about the revolutionary technology that the artist invented to express his vision of the micro-world. The page includes links to the website for his groundbreaking 3D microscope technology.

Gary Greenberg is one of a growing number of artists who have creatively combined art with science. Since 1975 he has been using cameras and special microscopes to explore the micro world, creating dramatic landscapes of a world beyond our everyday perception. Click on his photo to see his intriguing art biography.  

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