Art is Science is Art: Finding Connections Between Entomology and Art On-Demand Presentations

Organizer(s)

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  Sarah Chaney

  Independent
  Research
  Self employed
  Quito , Ecuador
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  Brenna Decker

  Ph.D. Candidate
  Department of Biology
  Utah State University
  Logan, Utah

Artists and entomologists come together to share how insects can contribute to imaginative, emotional and creative experiences to better understand our world, enhance research and education, and promote an appreciation of insects and science for a wider audience. A participatory workshop session provides opportunities for hands-on exploration and collaboration.

Presentations:

• On Demand

  Between the lines: Finding erasure poetry: Finding hidden stories in classic entomological texts
  

  Presenting Author: Ted Snyder, BCE – Carmen School of Science and Technology
• On Demand

  Collaborating with insects
  

  Presenting Author: Catherine Chalmers – Independent Consultant
• On Demand

  Sharing science: Case studies from art-science integrated courses
  

  Presenting Author: Bethann Garramon Merkle (she/her/hers) – University of Wyoming
• On Demand

  The art of seeing: What can we learn from insects in historical art, and how can art increase the appreciation of insects in today's society?
  

  Presenting Author: Tessa Grasswitz – Sierra Biological
• On Demand

  Webs of relation: Vibrational resonances between spider and human, between science and art
  

  Presenting Author: Roland Mühlethaler (he/him/his) – Studio Tomas Saraceno

  Co-author: Ally Bisshop – Studio Tomas Saraceno

  Co-author: Tomas Saraceno – Studio Tomas Saraceno