Author: Oksana
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Residents
www.okazmina.xyzOksana Kazmina is a Ukrainian artist, filmmaker and educator, who works at the intersection of performance and moving image. She is also a participant in the cine-movement and NGO “Freefilmers,” which was originally founded in Mariupol, Ukraine. Just before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Kazmina initiated a series of media performances “Contemporary History of Ukraine,” (CHU), which…
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BioArt Mixer #22
What if Learning Is a Property of Matter? Rewriting Intelligence Across Nature Story and AI, 2026. Talk by: Debbie Urbanski (Author) and Dr. Jennifer Schwarz (Physics, SU) Supported by Bioinspired Institute, SU; Film and Media Arts Department, SU and BioArt Research Coalition of Syracuse. bioartcoalition.org
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Bio-Art Mixer: Where Art and the Sciences Meet
The group’s next virtual event is April 23. April 12, 2021, by Dan Bernardi The Tissue, Culture & Art Project’s bioreactor installation. The bioreactor contains Hybridomas – organisms designed by humans – which are dependent on human technology for their survival. (Photo by Bo Wong) In bio-art, artists and scientists use living tissues, bacteria and…
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A Self-Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: Anshul Roy Biblio Gallery Exhibit
Sept. 19, 2022, 9 a.m. The new Biblio Gallery exhibit on the 4th floor of Bird Library features “A Self-Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man: Anshul Roy.” Roy has an MFA in Art Photography. The exhibit will be on display September 19 – October 14, 2022. The artist said, “The title of this…
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The Art of Science
Students from across campus take part in Syracuse University’s first-ever Bio-Art class.June 29, 2022, by Dan Bernardi Somewhere deep inside a laboratory on the Syracuse University campus, students gather in a dark room, the only light coming from the glow of a computer. The pixels on the screen visualize an up-close view of a cell,…
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SU student Anshul Roy creates Bird Library exhibit using bio-art themes
SU master’s student Anshul Roy combined biology and art to create his photo gallery on display in Bird Library. Story and Photos by Christopher Scarglato Published: October 3, 2022 Anshul Roy bled for his art — literally. While creating work for his bio-art class last spring, the Syracuse University master’s student pricked his finger, put the…
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Syracuse University Announces Inaugural Renée Crown Honors Professorships
Sept. 26, 2022, by Dan Bernardi The newly formed Renée Crown Professor in the Sciences and Mathematics and Renée Crown Professor in the Humanities will enrich the undergraduate experience for Honors students.
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Resident with Bioartcoalition Oksana Kazmina develops new work
Oksana Kazmina’s thrilling work “We Are All Here to Rot” developed partly in class BIO/TRM 400/500 and as a residency at Heidi Hehnly-Chang lab presented at the National Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria as part of a large feminist show “Needles in a Haystack” 2023. Photographer: Rosina Pencheva for Български фонд за жените / Bulgarian Fund for…
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BioArt Pushes the Limits of Visual Art, Science and Technology
From war-torn landscapes to living canvases, BioArt transforms trauma into healing. Prof. Boryana Rossa explores work by Oksana Kazmina Using Science to Understand Art Exhibitions like Needles in a Haystack prove that art is not confined to a particular medium or style. Nor is it static. BioArt embodies this dynamic ethos, having grown out of multinational collaborations…
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The Bio-Art Mixer made the first page of the Syracuse University
From war-torn landscapes to living canvases, BioArt transforms trauma into healing. The article is dedicated to the artwork by Art Video Graduate students Oksana Kazmina, Zelikha Shoja and Boryana Rossa at the exhibition “Needles in a Heystack” at Национална галерия / National Gallery – The Palace, Sofia, Bulgaria.Thanks to Heidi Hehnly-Chang , and everyone at…