A Corridor That Leads to New Kinds of Learning
In my capacity as Resident Research Fellow at Cornish College of the Arts, I have been working with faculty across the visual and performing arts disciplines to develop a comprehensive offering of … Continue reading
my SEP residency at Fred Hutch
Artists and designers play an increasingly key role in communicating scientific phenomenon. In my role as artist and educator, I am working to create access for myself and other artists … Continue reading
transdisciplinarians convene in turkey
This summer (2014) I had an adventure of a lifetime attending the Third International Conferecne on Transdisciplinary Imaging at the Intersections of Art, Science and Culture: Cloud and Molecular Aesthetics … Continue reading
15th annual microsoft research faculty summit crasher
True innovation is often cultivated through the technology industry’s ‘deep engagement with academic partners’. – Peter Lee, Microsoft Research Microsoft Research’s yearly Faculty Summit event brings together innovators and educators from around the … Continue reading
fostering a community of innovation: art + technology
This density of technology creatives – artists, programmers, technologists, designers, entrepreneurs in the Pacific NW has had a meaningful impact on the regional art community and beyond, placing the Northwest … Continue reading
b.a.t.s. & smart tools for the blind
Ian Birchall is a family friend whom I have known for many years. Ian has been blind for much of his life, but has not let his disability get in … Continue reading
openGLAM launch!
Was THRILLED to be among the lucky folks were gathered together in Berkeley this Spring for the US OpenGLAM Launch. This landmark event, sponsored by the OCLC, Wikimedia Foundation, and the Open Knowledge Foundation, took place … Continue reading
chromosome painting: ondrizek’s genetic literacy primer
Geraldine Ondrizek is a research-based artist and professor at Reed College who works at the intersection of art and medical science. After the tragic loss of her first child to a … Continue reading
inner space matters to NASA
Chromosome Painting, Geraldine Ondrizek’s 2009-2011 collaboration with myself, Robin Bennett and the research scientists at the University of Washington Division of Medical Genetics, created interest and inquiry among artists, curators, scientists and scholars. Following … Continue reading
public scholarship in a nutshell
In 2010, I attended the Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public Life conference: Convergence Zones: Public Cultures and Translocal Practices at the University of Washington. Imagining America is a consortium of universities and … Continue reading
Genevieve Tremblay
CULTURAL ENTREPRENEUR 