The Nexus Exhibition Events

 

 

 

 

Exploring the link between Art & Science

ADMISSION FREE (all events)
*Check UT online for final event details at calendar.utoledo.edu

 

ARTISTS’ RECEPTION

Friday, February 1, 6 - 8 p.m.
CVA Main Gallery

LECTURES

Capturing Natural Night with Tyler Nordgren | Artist & Astronomer
Wednesday, February 13, 7 p.m. in Ritter Planetarium
Free event

The UT Department of Physics & Astronomy presents Tyler Nordgren, astronomer, educator, and artist from the University of the Redlands, who discusses his night photography in the National Parks and what we can learn about space from our natural world. 

Rosamond Purcell | Photographer & Artist
Thursday, February 28, 12 p.m. Noon in the Carlson Library Canaday Center (5th Floor)
This is a free event, followed by a free reception with refreshments provided. All are welcome!

The Massachusetts-based "doyenne of decay," collage artist and photographer Rosamond Purcell, will show and discuss her widely-exhibited work, which explores natural history, and the processes of the natural world. For more information about her work, visit rosamondpurcell.com.

 

EXHIBITS

Center for the Visual Arts Main Gallery
Through February 3

Evolving, experimental exhibition of student-created installations developed as they amass knowledge by critically examining their worlds in search of patterns and meaning.

Carlson Library First Floor (main campus)
January 14 throughout Spring Semester

Collection of student works: digitally created faux galaxies, 3D chimera art works developed with a MakerBot, and print works exploring cellular form.

Center for the Visual Arts Clement Gallery
February 15 - March 15

Exhibition of photographs by California-based astronomer, educator, and artist Tyler Nordgren showcases the uncommon richness and beauty of the wonders of the night sky. For more information about his work, visit tylernordgren.com.