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Beautiful Sunday: Breathing life into paper

by Kim | Mar 31, 2019 | Art, Beautiful Sunday, Nature, People | 0 |

I came across this amazing art on the Cornell magazine, Living Birds, last week in a story...

Beautiful Sunday: Endless Forms of Science Art

by Kim | Mar 17, 2019 | Art, Beautiful Sunday | 0 |

Two weeks ago, hundreds of artists around the world took Twitter by storm during the annual Sciart...

Beautiful Sunday: The Story of Flowers

by Kim | Feb 24, 2019 | Art, Beautiful Sunday, Nature | 0 |

I wasn’t sure I was going to resurrect my Beautiful Sunday series, but when this crossed my...

The Greatest Show on Twitter: #Sciart

by Kim | Mar 2, 2016 | Art | 2 |

If you are already as exhausted as I am from the US primary season and the endless rage-filled...

A Solstice Gift

by Kim | Dec 22, 2015 | Art, Nature | 0 |

For whatever you celebrate this season — Video filmed and produced in Esperance,...

#Sciart: Tweeting the Greatest Gallery on Earth

by Kim | Mar 5, 2015 | Art | 0 |

If you don’t recognize the hashtag above or if you have not clicked on it in your Twitter...

Beautiful Sunday: Capturing the Skylark’s Ecstasy

by Kim | Aug 17, 2014 | Art, Beautiful Sunday, Nature | 0 |

A song of light, and pierces air With fountain ardor, fountain play, To reach the shining tops of day, And drink in everything discern’d An ecstasy to music turn’d, -From “Lark Ascending”, George...

Science Art: A Cicada’s Life

by Kim | May 27, 2013 | Art, Nature, People | 0 |

If the BBC and National Geographic have taught us anything, it’s that extraordinary and innovative videography can seduce even the most reluctant viewer into the world of science. With that in mind, I’d like you to...

Science Art: Anatomy in Glass by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka

by Kim | Mar 6, 2013 | Art, People, Science | 2 |

This is glass. This too. And not only that, but they are scientifically accurate. Go ahead. Zoom in. These are several of the thousands of...

Glacier in Retreat: Capturing a Cataclysm

by Kim | Feb 6, 2013 | Art, Science | 4 |

You have to see this! It is the largest glacier calving ever filmed. It is not a time-lapse. It unfolded exactly as you see here. Watch to the end for a sense of the enormity of it. From the documentary, Chasing Ice. On May 28,...

Science Art : Michele Banks – Artologica

by Kim | Jan 28, 2013 | Art, People | 4 |

I thought I’d brighten up this blog a bit by adding a new topic, Science in Art…or maybe it’s Art in Science? Either way, every now and then you can expect a brief blog post that highlights something to do with...

Capturing the Transit

by Kim | Jun 6, 2012 | Art, Science | 3 |

With all of our excitement around the Transit of Venus yesterday, we were totally unprepared for the actual event. Our only eclipse glasses were 2 cardboard pairs we got free with Astronomy Magazine back in 2002. We have...