Exhibitions

Past Exhibitions

Malaria: Blood, Sweat, and Tears

March 12th - June 1st, 2012

Conceived by the Malaria Consortium and photographer/curator Adam Nadel, Malaria: Blood, Sweat, and Tears discusses the historical, scientific, and global impact of malaria. The exhibit displays photographs, posters, illustrations, and objects that draw connections between the unseen science behind malaria and the devastating effects its transmission has on personal lives.

Beneath the Surface: Rediscovering a World Worth Conserving

October 31st, 2011- March 2nd, 2012

The American Association for the Advancement of Science presents Beneath the Surface: Rediscovering a World Worth Conserving. Featuring seven artists from across the United States, Beneath the Surface explores the use of art as a medium to advocate for the preservation of one of Earth's most beautifully complex compositions, its oceans. What lies beneath the surface of the sea has always fascinated and frightened man with its mystery. In recent times, this has developed into a tenuous relationship in which the sea has suffered. Beneath the Surface seeks to remind us of the once magically captivating hold the sea has had on our imaginations and encourages us to protect its beauty and bounty.

Exhibiting Artists: Courtney Mattison, Wyland, Brian Skerry, Dana Robson, Karen Hackenberg, and Rachel Simmons

News

New AAAS Art Exhibit Looks "Beneath the Surface" of Earth's Oceans
Photos: Ocean Artists Convey Horror and Magic

Artist interviews

Rachel Simmons
Wyland, Artist of the Sea
Karen Hackenberg