Expand your students’ creativity and interdisciplinary thinking.

I teach workshops on art for science communication, as a visiting artist to campuses in the northeastern US:

  • In-person workshops for colleges, universities, community colleges, and high schools located in the northeastern US.
  • In-person workshops at biological field stations and marine labs located in the northeastern US.

Art can make people feel and make people think. Art can make data visible and make data audible. Art can start conversations and make things happen. Art taps into our sense of wonder, our sense of humor, and our sense of sorrow. Through art, we can feel science in our bodies. Art can literally save the world.

From data visualization to conceptual art, encouraging your students to work across disciplines will build their creativity. I guide students to think both as artists and as scientists, and to develop innovative art-science projects of their own.

For more about my workshops, see my teaching page.

Let’s talk about art for science engagement.
Contact me at sciencecandance@gmail.com.

Nancy Lowe
Composer and art-science collabator Anne M. Guzzo participating in my Art for Science Communication workshop at the annual meeting of the Organization of Biological Field Stations.