Straight Buggin’

Bug sex isn't a topic often skewered in public, artistic forum. But a new collaborative show involving four ASU entomology students, two ceramicists, and one artist-biologist does just that. The works zoom in to look at the mating rituals of insects such as jumping spiders, stalk-eyed flies, and water bugs...
January 26, 2012
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Bug sex isn’t a topic often skewered in public, artistic forum. But a new collaborative show involving four ASU entomology students, two ceramicists, and one artist-biologist does just that. The works zoom in to look at the mating rituals of insects such as jumping spiders, stalk-eyed flies, and water bugs.

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