ARCHIVED EVENTS
Past DNA of Creativity Events:
Something in the Heart is Never Lost: A Do Art Daily Challenge
Featuring PAMM team and Ted Washington
Saturday, Nov. 9th from 6-10pm
Space4Art.
325 15th St San Diego, CA 92101
For more info: Michelle
Featuring PAMM team and Ted Washington
Saturday, Nov. 9th from 6-10pm
Space4Art.
325 15th St San Diego, CA 92101
For more info: Michelle
Urban Succession Tour (preserving wild life in urban settings)
Sat, Aug 3 at 1am. Picnic to follow at 4pm
Soil Blind, Microbial Knot, Orb Weaver Loom, Spiral Pigeon House
starting at Space4Art, 325 15th Street , SD 92101 and ending at San Diego Academy near SDSU, 6104 Adelaide Ave. San Diego, CA 92115.
More info: Jason Rogalski 619.582.2820
Soil Blind, Microbial Knot, Orb Weaver Loom, Spiral Pigeon House
starting at Space4Art, 325 15th Street , SD 92101 and ending at San Diego Academy near SDSU, 6104 Adelaide Ave. San Diego, CA 92115.
More info: Jason Rogalski 619.582.2820
Soil Blind
DNA of Creativity Urban Succession
Until June, 2013 Woodbury School of Architecture
2212 Main St. SD. 92113.Viewed from the corner of Sampson Street and Main, walking east on Sampson.
More info: Jeremy Gercke 619.820.6766
DNA of Creativity Urban Succession
Until June, 2013 Woodbury School of Architecture
2212 Main St. SD. 92113.Viewed from the corner of Sampson Street and Main, walking east on Sampson.
More info: Jeremy Gercke 619.820.6766
Panel Discussion and clothing drive fundraiser
DNA of Creativity Sea Changes: Act
Thurs. June 6 at 6 pm
Hera Hub
Mission Valley, 8885 Rio San Diego Drive #237, SD 92108
More info: Kira Corser 858.437.2482
DNA of Creativity Sea Changes: Act
Thurs. June 6 at 6 pm
Hera Hub
Mission Valley, 8885 Rio San Diego Drive #237, SD 92108
More info: Kira Corser 858.437.2482
Magic of Water
presented by Photo Arts Group
Lecture: Dr. Tim Lueker and Kira Corser
Sat. Nov 10th, 3 to 4:30
Escondido Arts Partnership/Escondido Municipal Art Gallery
262 East Grand Avenue
Escondido, CA. 92025
More info: Wendy 760.480.4101
November 6th-November 20th
A talk and video presentation by the Sea Changes: ACT project (www.seachanges.org) on the "Natural Beauty of the Oceans, and Major Threats to Ocean Life." The
talk, including an open forum for questions and discussion, will take place on November 10th, from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
The talk will be followed by the artists reception for the "Magic of Water," a photographic exhibition by the PhotoArts Group (PAG). Water is everywhere and in everything. PAG photographers use their imaginations and creativity to capture the magic and omnipresence of water, from dew drops to magnificent falls, in stunning images. The photographic show runs from November 6th through November 30th.
The talk by members of the Sea Changes: ACT project will be presented by Dr. Tim Lueker of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, who is also a mosaic
artist; and by Kira Carrillo Corser, a professional artist, photographer, journalist, and Master of Fine Arts (JFK University, Berkeley). The PAG photographic show is coordinated by Irv Lefberg.
Dr. Tim Lueker - Dr. Tim" combines marine and environmental science with mosaic arts to reach the decision makers of the future. He is a climate change scientist working at UCSD/ Scripps Institute for Oceanography and also works as mosaic artist and teacher in North San Diego County.You can see Dr. Tim's previous presentation at: Youtube: http://youtu.be/lZj-M7VBkCQ - Carbon dioxide has been steadily increasing in the Earth's atmosphere since the industrial revolution. Join Dr. Tim Lueker as he describes the history of atmospheric carbon dioxide research and the role the ocean plays in global warming. Learn how Dr. Lueker and others gather data that allow them to assess these important changes in the state of our atmosphere and ocean. Series: "Perspectives on Ocean Science" [2/2005] [Science] [Show ID: 9245]K
Kira Carrillo Corser, (member of PAG) has 28 years of experience designing large scale nationally traveled projects that combine photography, poetry, statistics, and stories with paintings, and other art forms. She has a Masters in Fine Art from JFKU in Berkeley, a Bachelors in Journalism from SDSU, 10 years experience as Staff Photographer at KPBS TV, plus 20 awards and grants. She will talk about the power of art to make change, and specifically focus on the plans of the project she started, with sponsorship from the San Diego Visual Arts Network (SDVAN) titled: Sea Changes: ACT. The project won a recent DNA of Creativity Grant from SDVAN.
presented by Photo Arts Group
Lecture: Dr. Tim Lueker and Kira Corser
Sat. Nov 10th, 3 to 4:30
Escondido Arts Partnership/Escondido Municipal Art Gallery
262 East Grand Avenue
Escondido, CA. 92025
More info: Wendy 760.480.4101
November 6th-November 20th
A talk and video presentation by the Sea Changes: ACT project (www.seachanges.org) on the "Natural Beauty of the Oceans, and Major Threats to Ocean Life." The
talk, including an open forum for questions and discussion, will take place on November 10th, from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
The talk will be followed by the artists reception for the "Magic of Water," a photographic exhibition by the PhotoArts Group (PAG). Water is everywhere and in everything. PAG photographers use their imaginations and creativity to capture the magic and omnipresence of water, from dew drops to magnificent falls, in stunning images. The photographic show runs from November 6th through November 30th.
The talk by members of the Sea Changes: ACT project will be presented by Dr. Tim Lueker of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, who is also a mosaic
artist; and by Kira Carrillo Corser, a professional artist, photographer, journalist, and Master of Fine Arts (JFK University, Berkeley). The PAG photographic show is coordinated by Irv Lefberg.
Dr. Tim Lueker - Dr. Tim" combines marine and environmental science with mosaic arts to reach the decision makers of the future. He is a climate change scientist working at UCSD/ Scripps Institute for Oceanography and also works as mosaic artist and teacher in North San Diego County.You can see Dr. Tim's previous presentation at: Youtube: http://youtu.be/lZj-M7VBkCQ - Carbon dioxide has been steadily increasing in the Earth's atmosphere since the industrial revolution. Join Dr. Tim Lueker as he describes the history of atmospheric carbon dioxide research and the role the ocean plays in global warming. Learn how Dr. Lueker and others gather data that allow them to assess these important changes in the state of our atmosphere and ocean. Series: "Perspectives on Ocean Science" [2/2005] [Science] [Show ID: 9245]K
Kira Carrillo Corser, (member of PAG) has 28 years of experience designing large scale nationally traveled projects that combine photography, poetry, statistics, and stories with paintings, and other art forms. She has a Masters in Fine Art from JFKU in Berkeley, a Bachelors in Journalism from SDSU, 10 years experience as Staff Photographer at KPBS TV, plus 20 awards and grants. She will talk about the power of art to make change, and specifically focus on the plans of the project she started, with sponsorship from the San Diego Visual Arts Network (SDVAN) titled: Sea Changes: ACT. The project won a recent DNA of Creativity Grant from SDVAN.
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The Art of Sound in San Diego
Saturday, August 25th 6 - 10 PM
FREE
Click here to view the Event Page
With 20 artists, The Art of Sound in San Diego will be an expansive event filling Space 4 Art's two gallery rooms, stage, and back lot area with: visual art, interactive sonic sculptures and installations, stage performances, pop-up gallery performances, listening stations, video installations.
The purpose of this immersive show is to highlight "sound as art" in San Diego with a multimedia showcase of local talent.
Saturday, August 25th 6 - 10 PM
FREE
Click here to view the Event Page
With 20 artists, The Art of Sound in San Diego will be an expansive event filling Space 4 Art's two gallery rooms, stage, and back lot area with: visual art, interactive sonic sculptures and installations, stage performances, pop-up gallery performances, listening stations, video installations.
The purpose of this immersive show is to highlight "sound as art" in San Diego with a multimedia showcase of local talent.
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Dave Kinsey
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PangeaSeed Presents: Great West Coast Migration Art Benefit for Sharks & Oceans
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 18th 6 - 10 PM
San Diego marks the sixth and final stop on the pioneering shark saving art tour featuring over 100 amazing global artists and 25 incredible film makers.
Suggested Donation $5 - $10 (includes a raffle ticket)
Beneath the Waves Film Festival:
Sunday, August 19th from 7 - 9 PM
A selection of ocean inspired short films from some of today’s most renowned marine and underwater filmmakers for one special summer evening only at Space 4 Art hosted by PangeaSeed.
Click here to view the Event Page.
Opening Reception: Saturday, August 18th 6 - 10 PM
San Diego marks the sixth and final stop on the pioneering shark saving art tour featuring over 100 amazing global artists and 25 incredible film makers.
Suggested Donation $5 - $10 (includes a raffle ticket)
Beneath the Waves Film Festival:
Sunday, August 19th from 7 - 9 PM
A selection of ocean inspired short films from some of today’s most renowned marine and underwater filmmakers for one special summer evening only at Space 4 Art hosted by PangeaSeed.
Click here to view the Event Page.
Celebration of the grant recipient teams for the DNA of Creativity
Thursday, May 31 from 7 to 9 pm
2487 Montgomery Avenue, Cardiff by the Sea, CA 92007
Please RSVP to dupuis.aimee@gmail.com or patricia@sdvisualarts.net
Thursday, May 31 from 7 to 9 pm
2487 Montgomery Avenue, Cardiff by the Sea, CA 92007
Please RSVP to dupuis.aimee@gmail.com or patricia@sdvisualarts.net
Ste(+a)m Art and Science Networking Meeting including DNA of Creativity
March 7, 6-8 pm
Hera Hub
9710 Scranton Road, #160 , San Diego, CA 92121
More info: Kim Richards 619.708.4430
DNA of Creativity Information Meeting
Wednesday Jan 18, 7pm-9pm
Mira Costa College
Wednesday Jan 18, 7pm-9pm
Mira Costa College
Past Art & Science Related Events in SD
STE+aM: Art+Science: Ubiquity and Permanence
Friday July 19th & 20th 11-2pm
Exhibition Dates: August 9 - September 28
This event will explore questions surrounding a collective scientific history and an individual's perception of the world and how we archive both kinds of knowledge in the face of constant change. The juror for this show at the Escondido Art Partnership Municipal Gallery is Claire L. Evans.
More info: eapemg262@gmail.com
Save the Date: STE+aM Networking
We're looking forward to our summer Full STE+aM Ahead event at The New Children's Museum. Please mark your calendars for July 23, 6:00-8:00 p.m. The program is currently in development, so stay tuned for more details coming soon!
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
The New Children's Museum
Arts Education Center
200 West Island Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
We're looking forward to our summer Full STE+aM Ahead event at The New Children's Museum. Please mark your calendars for July 23, 6:00-8:00 p.m. The program is currently in development, so stay tuned for more details coming soon!
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
The New Children's Museum
Arts Education Center
200 West Island Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
Sweetwater Union High School District's 1st Annual STEAM Summit
Monday, May 6, 3:30-7:00pm at Otay Ranch High School
Monday, May 6, 3:30-7:00pm at Otay Ranch High School
San Diego STEM Collaboratory's Inaugural STEM Summit
Friday, May 3, 8:00-4:00pm at Grossmont College
Friday, May 3, 8:00-4:00pm at Grossmont College
Art of Science Learning Incubator for Innovation
Hosted by the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership Friday, April 26, 9:00 am San Diego Natural History Museum
In this meeting, we will:
- discuss the integration of the arts into STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) as a strategy for regional economic vitality and the future of America's economic competitiveness;
- describe how the Art of Science Learning uses the arts as a catalyst for creativity and innovation;
- articulate various opportunities for participation;
- invite your involvement, to contribute to and benefit from this unprecedented effort.
BOLD: The Art of DNA Barcoding
The SD Natural History Museum
Oct 6, 2012 –Feb 18, 2013
Joseph Rossano’s BOLD sculpture series stems from a collaboration with leading biodiversity scientists, including Dr. Daniel H. Janzen of the University of Pennsylvania. BOLD is an acronym for Barcode of Life Datasystems. Rossano, a Seattle artist, seeks to engage the public in art using the science of DNA barcoding.
Oct 6, 2012 –Feb 18, 2013
Joseph Rossano’s BOLD sculpture series stems from a collaboration with leading biodiversity scientists, including Dr. Daniel H. Janzen of the University of Pennsylvania. BOLD is an acronym for Barcode of Life Datasystems. Rossano, a Seattle artist, seeks to engage the public in art using the science of DNA barcoding.
Save the Date: STE+aM Networking
Join us at the San Diego Foundation on January 29 to kick off 2013! We'll give you a first look at the next phase of the STE+aM organization, all that we have planned for the coming year, a few quick updates from the community on what's
happening in STE+aM, and of course lots of networking time. We're busy planning the details, so will share more on the program just after the New Year.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
San Diego Foundation Hoffman Room
2508 Historic Decatur Rd.,
Suite 200
San Diego, CA 92106
RSVP
happening in STE+aM, and of course lots of networking time. We're busy planning the details, so will share more on the program just after the New Year.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
San Diego Foundation Hoffman Room
2508 Historic Decatur Rd.,
Suite 200
San Diego, CA 92106
RSVP
San Diego Incubator for Innovation
San Diego: What challenge needs innovative solutions?
VOTE HERE
A civic challenge, determined by public vote, will focus the efforts of the San Diego Incubator for Innovation from September 2013 through September 2014. Incubator activities will provide the vehicle to refine and research a new arts-based innovation process.
The San Diego Incubator for Innovation, part of a national project hosted by the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership and funded by the National Science Foundation, will research how integrating the arts influences innovation processes related to education and practice in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
Vote January 18 – January 27 at 6:00 pm.
Please encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to cast their votes online at bpcp.org/sdchallenge or by phone at 619.232.7502, ext. 1205.
Interested community members can visit bpcp.org/ASL-innovation-incubator or email sdincubator@bpcp.org.
San Diego: What challenge needs innovative solutions?
VOTE HERE
A civic challenge, determined by public vote, will focus the efforts of the San Diego Incubator for Innovation from September 2013 through September 2014. Incubator activities will provide the vehicle to refine and research a new arts-based innovation process.
The San Diego Incubator for Innovation, part of a national project hosted by the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership and funded by the National Science Foundation, will research how integrating the arts influences innovation processes related to education and practice in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
Vote January 18 – January 27 at 6:00 pm.
Please encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to cast their votes online at bpcp.org/sdchallenge or by phone at 619.232.7502, ext. 1205.
Interested community members can visit bpcp.org/ASL-innovation-incubator or email sdincubator@bpcp.org.
TRUTH VALUES: One Girl’s Romp Through M.I.T.’S Male Math Maze
Are Women Inferior to Men in Math and Science? NYC writer/performer and “recovering mathematician” Gioia De Cari offers a woman’s perspective on this question, as she shares her experiences in higher mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the autobiographical solo show, TRUTH VALUES: One Girl’s Romp Through M.I.T.’S Male Math Maze http://www.unexpectedtheatre.org/ , directed by Miriam Eusebio. While making the most of the comic absurdity of being the only woman in a spooky basement office, being asked to serve cookies at a seminar and retaliating with “fashion experiments,” TRUTH VALUES is also a serious exploration of the world of elite mathematics and the role of women in math and science. The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) is pleased to present a special engagement of this play during the 2013 Joint Mathematics Meetings. From Jan 9 to Jan 12 at 79 Horton Plaza San Diego, SD 92101 $38.50 More info: Toni Robin
Do you have a Civic Challenge for the new Innovation Incubator project sponsored by the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership?
Her is our civic Challenge: Holistic Education posted on the SDVAN A+Art Blog. This was a challenge made by the Learning Institute of Balboa Park for their Innovation Incubator project just launched. Do you have a Civic Challenge? They are due Nov 30, 2012. For more info: http://bpcp.org/sd_innovation_challenges - call for submissions
Integrating Informal STEM and Arts-Based Learning to Foster Innovation
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 9:30am
Reuben Fleet Science Center Community Forum
1875 El Prado San Diego, CA 92101
RSVP to learning@bpcp.org
Plan to enter the Community Forum from the parking lot behind the Fleet Science Center.
The National Science Foundation has awarded the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership $2.6 million for phase 2 of the Art of Science Learning Initiative, a project entitled "Integrating Informal STEM and Arts-Based Learning to Foster Innovation." San Diego is one of three national sites involved in this project. San Diego Innovation Alliance members are invited to join a special informational meeting with Harvey Seifter, Art of Science Learning founder and the project’s director and principal investigator. We have received a number of inquiries about the project, and this a great opportunity to ask questions and learn more now that it is beginning.
Over the next four years, this grant will fund arts-based incubators for innovation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning in San Diego, Chicago and Worcester, Mass, as well as the development of a new arts-based STEM curriculum; experimental research to measure the impact of arts-based learning on creativity, collaboration and innovation; and public programs using the project’s activities to advance civic engagement with STEM. The Balboa Park Cultural Partnership is the local hub for the San Diego region and sponsor of the national project. Read more at http://bpcp.org/nsf-awards-26m-grant-bpcp-national-incubator-project.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 9:30am
Reuben Fleet Science Center Community Forum
1875 El Prado San Diego, CA 92101
RSVP to learning@bpcp.org
Plan to enter the Community Forum from the parking lot behind the Fleet Science Center.
The National Science Foundation has awarded the Balboa Park Cultural Partnership $2.6 million for phase 2 of the Art of Science Learning Initiative, a project entitled "Integrating Informal STEM and Arts-Based Learning to Foster Innovation." San Diego is one of three national sites involved in this project. San Diego Innovation Alliance members are invited to join a special informational meeting with Harvey Seifter, Art of Science Learning founder and the project’s director and principal investigator. We have received a number of inquiries about the project, and this a great opportunity to ask questions and learn more now that it is beginning.
Over the next four years, this grant will fund arts-based incubators for innovation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning in San Diego, Chicago and Worcester, Mass, as well as the development of a new arts-based STEM curriculum; experimental research to measure the impact of arts-based learning on creativity, collaboration and innovation; and public programs using the project’s activities to advance civic engagement with STEM. The Balboa Park Cultural Partnership is the local hub for the San Diego region and sponsor of the national project. Read more at http://bpcp.org/nsf-awards-26m-grant-bpcp-national-incubator-project.
Please click here for more information on the October 7th Seminar at UCSD featuring Jason Rogalski from the Urban Succession team who will be part of the panel discussion team.
Full STE[+a]M Ahead
October 1st, 4PM-7PM
The SEEE Seminar Series and Full STE[+a]M Ahead are joining forces Monday, October 1 at the SDG&E Innovation Center for networking, interactive K-12 STEAM exhibitions, a speaker and short panel discussion. What do you think? Does integrating the arts with STEM education enhance student learning? Should the arts be part of school curriculum? Come to play and think!
Location:
SDG&E Energy Innovation Center
4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92117
More information on the event participants will be available soon at www.SeeeSeminar.com.
Please RSVP here by September 25.
October 1st, 4PM-7PM
The SEEE Seminar Series and Full STE[+a]M Ahead are joining forces Monday, October 1 at the SDG&E Innovation Center for networking, interactive K-12 STEAM exhibitions, a speaker and short panel discussion. What do you think? Does integrating the arts with STEM education enhance student learning? Should the arts be part of school curriculum? Come to play and think!
Location:
SDG&E Energy Innovation Center
4760 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92117
More information on the event participants will be available soon at www.SeeeSeminar.com.
Please RSVP here by September 25.
International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge
About the Challenge
Some of science's most powerful statements are not made in words. From DaVinci's Vitruvian Man to Rosalind Franklin's X-rays, science visualization has a long and literally illustrious history. To illustrate is to enlighten! Illustrations provide the most immediate and influential connection between scientists and other citizens, and the best hope for nurturing popular interest. They are a necessity for public understanding of research developments.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and the journal Science created the International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge to celebrate the grand tradition of science visualization and to encourage its continued growth. The spirit of the competition is to communicate science, engineering and technology for education and journalistic purposes. This year's competition opened June 1.
Judges appointed by NSF and Science will select winners in five categories: Photography, Illustration, Posters & Graphics, Games & Apps, and Video. The winning entries will appear in a special section of Science (with one entry chosen for the front cover) and be hosted at ScienceMag.org and NSF.gov. In addition, each winner will receive a one-year online subscription to Science and a certificate of appreciation. If you are interested in participating, please familiarize yourself with the Guidelines and submit your entry using the online entry form. If you have questions, please contact us at scivis@nsf.gov.
ENTRY DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 28, 2012
About the Challenge
Some of science's most powerful statements are not made in words. From DaVinci's Vitruvian Man to Rosalind Franklin's X-rays, science visualization has a long and literally illustrious history. To illustrate is to enlighten! Illustrations provide the most immediate and influential connection between scientists and other citizens, and the best hope for nurturing popular interest. They are a necessity for public understanding of research developments.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and the journal Science created the International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge to celebrate the grand tradition of science visualization and to encourage its continued growth. The spirit of the competition is to communicate science, engineering and technology for education and journalistic purposes. This year's competition opened June 1.
Judges appointed by NSF and Science will select winners in five categories: Photography, Illustration, Posters & Graphics, Games & Apps, and Video. The winning entries will appear in a special section of Science (with one entry chosen for the front cover) and be hosted at ScienceMag.org and NSF.gov. In addition, each winner will receive a one-year online subscription to Science and a certificate of appreciation. If you are interested in participating, please familiarize yourself with the Guidelines and submit your entry using the online entry form. If you have questions, please contact us at scivis@nsf.gov.
ENTRY DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 28, 2012
LOCATION
The New Children's Museum
200 West Island Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
SCHEDULE
6pm| Enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres, network and explore TRASH featuring the work of 12 artists
from around the globe who focus on the kid-friendly andtimely topic of trash. Cash bar.
6:30pm| Stimulating panel discussion and dialogue about the fascinating ways in which waste is studied and used as a resource by artists, scientists,
engineers, and the community. Panelists: Helen Cheng, Conservation Program Manager at San Diego Zoo Global; Chris Sollars, visual and performance artist, currently featured in TRASH; Jim Denson, Environmental Protection and Special Project Manager for Waste Management Inc. of Southern California. Special remarks by Julianne
Markow, Executive Director + CEO of The New Children's Museum
RSVP
Event is free, RSVP required. Click here or call 619.795.1721
The New Children's Museum
200 West Island Avenue
San Diego, CA 92101
SCHEDULE
6pm| Enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres, network and explore TRASH featuring the work of 12 artists
from around the globe who focus on the kid-friendly andtimely topic of trash. Cash bar.
6:30pm| Stimulating panel discussion and dialogue about the fascinating ways in which waste is studied and used as a resource by artists, scientists,
engineers, and the community. Panelists: Helen Cheng, Conservation Program Manager at San Diego Zoo Global; Chris Sollars, visual and performance artist, currently featured in TRASH; Jim Denson, Environmental Protection and Special Project Manager for Waste Management Inc. of Southern California. Special remarks by Julianne
Markow, Executive Director + CEO of The New Children's Museum
RSVP
Event is free, RSVP required. Click here or call 619.795.1721
Full STE[+a]M Ahead
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Time : 6:00
1363 Old Globe Way, Hattox Hall (Education Center) SD 92101
For more info: Kim Richards <mailto:kim@kdrpr.com>
This is a free event.
Join us as we gather around the concept of STEAM and the momentum it\'s gaining in San Diego. The group will include a diverse range of professionals - from art- and science-focused non-profits, to the business community, to teachers and administrators from local schools, K-16.
The concept of STEAM is still relatively new, so the goal of the Full STE[+a]M Ahead group is to more clearly define it, and broaden the discussion and its relevance in our community. We\'ll network to learn from what others are doing, to help elevate the concept of STEAM, and to encourage more cross-discipline collaborations.
http://www.facebook.com/fullsteamaheadsd
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Time : 6:00
1363 Old Globe Way, Hattox Hall (Education Center) SD 92101
For more info: Kim Richards <mailto:kim@kdrpr.com>
This is a free event.
Join us as we gather around the concept of STEAM and the momentum it\'s gaining in San Diego. The group will include a diverse range of professionals - from art- and science-focused non-profits, to the business community, to teachers and administrators from local schools, K-16.
The concept of STEAM is still relatively new, so the goal of the Full STE[+a]M Ahead group is to more clearly define it, and broaden the discussion and its relevance in our community. We\'ll network to learn from what others are doing, to help elevate the concept of STEAM, and to encourage more cross-discipline collaborations.
http://www.facebook.com/fullsteamaheadsd
Perspectives on Ocean Science Lecture
Jeffrey B. Graham
135 Years of Global Ocean Warming
Monday, June 11, 2012
6-8pm
A new study reveals the global ocean has been warming for more than a century. Join Dean Roemmich, Scripps physical oceanographer and study co-author, as he describes where all that heat is going and how this knowledge will help scientists better understand the earth’s climate. Learn how scientists measured ocean temperature during the historic voyage of the HMS Challenger (1872-76) and how today’s network of ocean-probing robots is changing the way scientists study the seas. Members: Free, Public: $8.
Birch Aquarium at Scripps 9500 Gilman Dr., # 0207La Jolla, CA 92093
Click hereto RSVP to this event.
Art and Science at the Athenaeum
Artwork by Roger Guillemin and his son le Corbeau will be presented together for the first time at the Athenaeum Music & Arts Library in La Jolla. Featuring abstract prints by La Jolla resident Roger Guillemin and allegorical bronze sculpture by New Jersey sculptor le Corbeau, the show offers the chance to see a parallel in two approaches to making art. The father has explored painting as a way that translates his scientific perspective, while the son has explored the science of making art in order to convey his. On view May 25 through June 16, 2012, Opening Reception on Friday, May 24, 6:30–8:30 p.m. (1008 Wall St. La Jolla, 92037) More info:press@ljathenaeum.org 858.454.5872
“Education of the Modern
Doctor: Marcus Welby vs
House”
Dr. Mary Devereaux and Dr. Dena Rifkin
A philosopher and a physician in conversation: Do the arts and humanities have a place in medical education?
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 7:00 PM
The Neurosciences Institute auditorium
Free and Open to the Public Tickets are required (free) and may be obtained: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3503219223
Medical education in recent decades has increasingly emphasized the need for physicians in training to develop competence in the "soft" skills of communication, empathy, and understanding – skills traditionally associated with studying literature, philosophy, history and the arts.But have changes in contemporary medicine – the decline in primary care, the ubiquity of high-tech "non-touch" instruments, computer-based electronic charting, and discontinuity between inpatient and outpatient care made the ideal of humanistic medicine beside the point?Complete Details: www.bronowskiforum.org
Ron Newby
Founder and Curator ronnewby34@gmail.com
The Bronowski Art&Science Forum
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Dr. Mary Devereaux and Dr. Dena Rifkin
A philosopher and a physician in conversation: Do the arts and humanities have a place in medical education?
Wednesday, May 23, 2012 7:00 PM
The Neurosciences Institute auditorium
Free and Open to the Public Tickets are required (free) and may be obtained: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/3503219223
Medical education in recent decades has increasingly emphasized the need for physicians in training to develop competence in the "soft" skills of communication, empathy, and understanding – skills traditionally associated with studying literature, philosophy, history and the arts.But have changes in contemporary medicine – the decline in primary care, the ubiquity of high-tech "non-touch" instruments, computer-based electronic charting, and discontinuity between inpatient and outpatient care made the ideal of humanistic medicine beside the point?Complete Details: www.bronowskiforum.org
Ron Newby
Founder and Curator ronnewby34@gmail.com
The Bronowski Art&Science Forum
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Augmented Reality: Is It Real?
Augmented Reality (AR) is a new technology that's promising to change the way we interact with the world. The technology combines elements from the physical and the virtual world to create new experiences at home, in business, on the go, and in between. While we've heard about the exciting applications to come, few have materialized. But at this CommNexus consumer electronics SIG event, two companies actively involved in AR, Qualcomm and Wowwee, will show us the new products they are creating, talk about what's really coming, and discuss the challenges the technology faces. You'll have a chance to ask questions and learn much more. Join us for this exciting introduction to Augmented Reality. It may change the you think about the virtual world and the real world.
Tue May 21, 5:30PM - 7:30PM
LOCATION:
3850 Carmel Mountain Road #300
San Diego, CA 92130
To register for this event, please click here.
Augmented Reality (AR) is a new technology that's promising to change the way we interact with the world. The technology combines elements from the physical and the virtual world to create new experiences at home, in business, on the go, and in between. While we've heard about the exciting applications to come, few have materialized. But at this CommNexus consumer electronics SIG event, two companies actively involved in AR, Qualcomm and Wowwee, will show us the new products they are creating, talk about what's really coming, and discuss the challenges the technology faces. You'll have a chance to ask questions and learn much more. Join us for this exciting introduction to Augmented Reality. It may change the you think about the virtual world and the real world.
Tue May 21, 5:30PM - 7:30PM
LOCATION:
3850 Carmel Mountain Road #300
San Diego, CA 92130
To register for this event, please click here.
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2012 BioEASI K-12 Science Art Challenge
Have you heard of putting the "A" (for art) in STEM to get STEAM? Do you think science and art share a requirement for creativity and innovation?
Inspire your students to discover new ways to look at science and the world by encouraging them to make a piece for BioEASI's 2012 "Science Art Challenge”. Students can express what they know about science in a creative way, and possibly even win a prize! This is a great opportunity for your students to show off their creativity and think about how science and art are interconnected.
All art must be sent electronically to admin@bioeasi.org by May 11, 2012* to allow ample time for judging and preparation.
*We've recently learned that the original deadline for submitting artwork to our K-12 Science Art Challenge conflicts with STAR testing. To accommodate students taking this test, we are extending the deadline for submission until May 11th, 2012.
More information and specific requirements click here: http://www.bioeasi.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=159
For a flier to print out and display click the BioEasi project flier link below.
2012 BioEASI K-12 Science Art Challenge
Have you heard of putting the "A" (for art) in STEM to get STEAM? Do you think science and art share a requirement for creativity and innovation?
Inspire your students to discover new ways to look at science and the world by encouraging them to make a piece for BioEASI's 2012 "Science Art Challenge”. Students can express what they know about science in a creative way, and possibly even win a prize! This is a great opportunity for your students to show off their creativity and think about how science and art are interconnected.
All art must be sent electronically to admin@bioeasi.org by May 11, 2012* to allow ample time for judging and preparation.
*We've recently learned that the original deadline for submitting artwork to our K-12 Science Art Challenge conflicts with STAR testing. To accommodate students taking this test, we are extending the deadline for submission until May 11th, 2012.
More information and specific requirements click here: http://www.bioeasi.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=159
For a flier to print out and display click the BioEasi project flier link below.
| BioEasi Project Flier |
CALL FOR ENTRIES for creative projects!
CALL FOR VOTERS!
URBANIST and 3rdSpace are excited to present our 2nd Pizza Parlay, co-produced by wishproject.me, and sponsored and hosted by URBN Coal Fired Pizza & Bar.
Pizza Parlay is a fun, new monthly pizza party to raise micro-grants for creative projects by San Diegans. Anyone can submit a proposal for a creative project that needs a little funding. We will select a number of submissions and then, at a pizza party open to the public, Parlay attendees vote on their favorites. The winning project will be announced on Urbanistguide.com and granted the funds from the cover charge + a free 3-month membership to 3rdSpace, co-working and club for the creative. (Second and third place winners will each receive a free 1-month membership to 3rdSpace.) The grant is made up of $10 from each $12 cover, so the more attendees, the bigger the grant!
URBN Coal Fired Pizza & Bar is hosting Pizza Parlay #2, opening its warehouse-like North Park space to Parlay-goers and feeding them some of the best pizza in San Diego! Drinks will be available for purchase.
To submit your proposal:
Entries are due for review on Monday, April 23rd.
Application rules and FAQ:
http://urbanistguide.com/blog/How-to-Apply-to-Pizza-Parlay.aspx
To purchase advance tickets: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/238788
Tickets will also be available at the door, but the event may sell out.
CALL FOR VOTERS!
URBANIST and 3rdSpace are excited to present our 2nd Pizza Parlay, co-produced by wishproject.me, and sponsored and hosted by URBN Coal Fired Pizza & Bar.
Pizza Parlay is a fun, new monthly pizza party to raise micro-grants for creative projects by San Diegans. Anyone can submit a proposal for a creative project that needs a little funding. We will select a number of submissions and then, at a pizza party open to the public, Parlay attendees vote on their favorites. The winning project will be announced on Urbanistguide.com and granted the funds from the cover charge + a free 3-month membership to 3rdSpace, co-working and club for the creative. (Second and third place winners will each receive a free 1-month membership to 3rdSpace.) The grant is made up of $10 from each $12 cover, so the more attendees, the bigger the grant!
URBN Coal Fired Pizza & Bar is hosting Pizza Parlay #2, opening its warehouse-like North Park space to Parlay-goers and feeding them some of the best pizza in San Diego! Drinks will be available for purchase.
To submit your proposal:
Entries are due for review on Monday, April 23rd.
Application rules and FAQ:
http://urbanistguide.com/blog/How-to-Apply-to-Pizza-Parlay.aspx
To purchase advance tickets: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/238788
Tickets will also be available at the door, but the event may sell out.
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Art Meets Science exhibition at the Visions Art Museum
Art Meets Science exhibition at the Visions Art Museum
Art Meets Science, a SAQA art quilt show with selections
from the Thomas Contemporary Quilt Collection and small quilts inspired by
Beatles songs.
Visions Art Museum
2825 Dewey Rd #100
San Diego, CA 92106
$5, Visions Members free
Contact: Beth Smith
619-546-4872
beth@quiltvisions.org
http://www.quiltvisions.org
Opening Hours: 10am-4pm, Tuesday through Sunday except major holidays
Location: The New Children's Museum 200 West Island Avenue San Diego, CA 92101
SCHEDULE 6pm | Enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres, network and explore TRASH featuring the work of 12 artists from around the globe who focus on the kid-friendly and timely topic of trash. 6:30pm | Stimulating panel discussion and dialogue with Rob Quigley, FAIA, award-winning architect and designer of The New Children's Museum - one of the first green museums in the United States, and Oscar Romo, urban planner and environmental steward who has turned to the resources at hand in the Tijuana River Estuary to build structures and combat erosion and other damage along the US Mexico border. Moderated by Julianne Markow, Executive Director + CEO of The New Children's Museum.
RSVP: Event is free, RSVP required.
Click here or call 619 795 1721.
"Making Sense of Space: Sculpture, Mind and Human Imagination"
Rafael Nunez, Professor and Director of the Embodied Cognition laboratory, UCSD
and
Jennifer Pastor, Professor, Visual Arts Department, UCSD
Thursday, April 12, 2012, 7:00PM, The Neurosciences Institute Auditorium, La Jolla , CA
Ron Newby
Founder and Curator
ronnewby34@gmail.com
The Bronowski Art&Science Forum
(copyright 2010)
ANOMALIA
Thursday, February 16, 2012 5:30pm-8:30pm
Free & Open to the public
UCSD Visual Arts Department
University of California, San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093
Exhibition Dates: February-16-2012 to May-18-2012
Contact: Sheena Ghanbari 858-822-7755
sghanbari@ucsd.edu
http://uag.ucsd.edu/exhibitions/Anomalia-LuciaSanroman.shtml
New Gallery Hours Tuesday / Thursday 11am - 5pm Wednesday / Friday 11am - 7:30pm
The UC San Diego University Art Gallery (UAG) presents ANOMALIA, on view from February 16 to May 18, 2012, with an opening reception at 5:30 to 8:30pm on Thursday, February 16. ANOMALIA features four international contemporary artists whose work engages scientific models of research and representation. Charles Gaines, Erick Meyenberg, Erick Beltrán, and Jorge Satorre employ empirical systems in their practice, including ethnographic data research, cognitive modeling, and systems theory. ANOMALIA is curated by distinguished independent curator Lucía Sanromán specifically for the UAG and the UCSD campus.
Thursday, February 16, 2012 5:30pm-8:30pm
Free & Open to the public
UCSD Visual Arts Department
University of California, San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093
Exhibition Dates: February-16-2012 to May-18-2012
Contact: Sheena Ghanbari 858-822-7755
sghanbari@ucsd.edu
http://uag.ucsd.edu/exhibitions/Anomalia-LuciaSanroman.shtml
New Gallery Hours Tuesday / Thursday 11am - 5pm Wednesday / Friday 11am - 7:30pm
The UC San Diego University Art Gallery (UAG) presents ANOMALIA, on view from February 16 to May 18, 2012, with an opening reception at 5:30 to 8:30pm on Thursday, February 16. ANOMALIA features four international contemporary artists whose work engages scientific models of research and representation. Charles Gaines, Erick Meyenberg, Erick Beltrán, and Jorge Satorre employ empirical systems in their practice, including ethnographic data research, cognitive modeling, and systems theory. ANOMALIA is curated by distinguished independent curator Lucía Sanromán specifically for the UAG and the UCSD campus.
TRASH: Art + Science Intersect
Monday Feb 6, 6-8 pm
Birch Aquarium at Scripps
2300 Expedition Way
La Jolla, CA 92037
Explore trash both scientifically and through an artistic lens at a panel discussion at Birch Aquarium at Scripps on Monday, February 6. TRASH: Art + Science Intersect is presented by The New Children\'s Museum and Birch Aquarium at Scripps, in conjunction with NCM\'s current exhibition, TRASH. Featuring a panel discussion, wine and hors d\'oeuvres, and a chance to see the exhibitions on view at Birch Aquarium, this event is part of an ongoing series of discussions about the intersection of art, science, creativity, and innovation
SCHEDULE 6pm | Enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres, network, and explore the aquarium.
7pm | Panel discussion and dialogue with Margaret Wertheim, Institute For Figuring; Miriam Goldstein, Chief Scientist on the Scripps Environmental Accumulation of Plastic Expedition; and Nigella Hillgarth, Executive Director of Birch Aquarium at Scripps. Special remarks by Julianne Markow, Executive Director & CEO
of The New Children's Museum. Learn more about the panelists. RSVPEvent is free of charge. RSVP required. Click here or call 619 795 1721.
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Art Meets Science exhibition at the
Visions Art Museum
Art Meets Science, a SAQA art quilt show with selections
from the Thomas Contemporary Quilt Collection and small quilts inspired by
Beatles songs.
February 3, 2012
Reception: 5pm-8pm
Visions Art Museum
2825 Dewey Rd #100
San Diego, CA 92106
$5, Visions Members free
Contact: Beth Smith
619-546-4872
beth@quiltvisions.org
http://www.quiltvisions.org
Opening Hours: 10am-4pm, Tuesday through Sunday except major holidays
_Blurred Lines: Art, Architecture and the Cognitive Sciences with David Kirsh and Jennifer Luce
Presented by Bronowski Art & Science Forum
Feb 2, 2012 at 7pm
The Neurosciences Institute
10640 John Hopkins Dr.
San Diego, CA 92121
RSVP Ron Newby 858-442-3030
Presented by Bronowski Art & Science Forum
Feb 2, 2012 at 7pm
The Neurosciences Institute
10640 John Hopkins Dr.
San Diego, CA 92121
RSVP Ron Newby 858-442-3030
