• Bio-Art Mixer 1

    Thursday, February 8th, 2018, 6 pm. The Bio-Art Mixer is an event where art and life sciences meet, where faculty and graduate students are invited to share their research, to get ideas for their new projects or to simply view their own work from the perspective of a different discipline. Every meeting we will have…

  • Bio-Art Mixer 3

    BIO-ART mixer again this semester! Please make sure to spread the word in your departments and advertise! It’s great fun for students, faculty, and friends!6.30 pm – Talks We have two speakers Dr. Roy D. Welch (Biology Department at Syracuse University) and Paul Vanouse (Department of Art, University at Buffalo). Dr. Roy D. Welch will…

  • Bio-Art Mixer 4

    Come to our fourth BIO-ART mixer in February! Feb 22, Friday, 20196.30-10 pm. 121 Shaffer Art Building, 1st floor, Syracuse University Please make sure to spread the word in your departments and advertise! It’s great fun for students, faculty, and friends! 6.30 pm – Talks This time we have three speakers: Sam Van Aken (Studio…

  • Bio-Art Mixer 5

    Come to our fifth BIO-ART mixer on April 5th at the Everson Museum! Please make sure to spread the word in your departments and advertise! It’s great fun for students, faculty, and friends! Talks by: Suzanne Anker (School of Visual Arts, Sculpture) and John Drake Ph.D. (SUNY – College of Environmental Science and Forestry) each…

  • Bio-Art Mixer 6

    Bio-Art Mixer #6November 21, Thursday, 20196.30-10 pmThe Canary LabSmith Hall, 2nd floor, Syracuse University https://www.facebook.com/events/1386463141530462/?active_tab=aboutTalks: 6.30-8.30 pm by Kathy High (Rensselaer, Arts)Alison Patteson (Syracuse University, Physics) Talks will be followed by discussion moderated by Ed Morris and then informal conversations +refreshments: 8.30-10 pm Kathy High (Rensselaer, Arts) “You Are My Future” In her research into…

  • Bio-Art Mixer 7

    We will host our Bio-Art Mixer online. We believe it is important to talk about the things that we work on despite the general focus on the current extraordinary situation. Our lives continue along with all their elements and importancies. Therefore join us over zoom for talks by artist Kira O’Reily and biologist Margaret McCoy…

RESIDENCIES

Artists’ and art students’ residences at Dr. Hehnly’s lab provide expertise and facilities for the research and development of bio-a`rt works. The residency program is closely related to the other activities provided by BARCS. Artists in residence are required to make a public presentation of their work in a form of a lecture or an exhibition display on campus. Residences are by invitation only.

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