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"To develop a complete mind: Study the science of art; study the art of science. Learn how to see. 2017 was SPARK, a year long celebration of the relationship between the arts and science. |
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Current Events
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Past Events
Abstracted: Where Science Meets Art and Music, Little Gallery, March-April 2022 Owen Premore: I Hope This Works, and Other Suggestions, Trukenbrod Gallery, March 2022 Woodworking in the Amazon Rainforest, March 2022 Soundbox 5: Interstitial Spaces: Collaborations & Creative Catalysts, February 2022. What Will Nature Do? - Exhibition and seminar series, October 2021 In Time of Change: Microbial Worlds--Mary Beth Leigh, University of Alaska, September to October 2020 Ken Van Rees - Director, Centre for Northern Agroforestry and Afforestation, University of Saskatchewan: BLACK CARBON (exhibit) and THE COLLISION OF SCIENCE AND ART: PAINT, SOIL, AND CHARCOAL (lecture), November 2019 Through the Lens: Tools for Extending Our Vision and Knowledge through History, Dr. Melissa Santala, OSU Professor of Materials Science. Rivers, Salmon and Disease in a Time of Change/Source2: Jerri Bartholomew, August 2019 Weapons of Micro-destruction: Jerri Bartholomew, Andy Myers and Dana Reason, May 2019 Willamette River Sculpture: Dedicated Spring 2019; David Buckley Borden: Designer-in-Residence, Harvard Forest - April 2019 Michael Schulteis Venn Pirouettes - October 2018 Languages of Nature: Little Gallery, May-June 2018 Communicating our Vision of Nature: Scientific Illustration Through the Ages: David Maddison, April 2018 In a Drop of Water: Hatfield, March-April 2018 Evolution of a Superbug: An Interdisciplinary Conversation about Antibiotic Resistance: Michael Baym, Betts Cole and Dana Reason, November 2017 Microbiomes: To See the Unseen: The Corvallis Art Center, May 2017 Microbiomes: Connecting the Communities: Nash Hall, April 2017 Microbiomes: Imagining the Unseen: Little Gallery, March 2017 Arts-Science Convergences at OSU: April 2016
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Courses All HC Classes
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