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METAMORPH Shape Shifters of Ecology: With lectures by guest research biologists on: Scientists: Artists: This program is especially designed for artists interested in themes of the inbetweens, backs and forths, complicated identities and organisms with chaotic life cycles with many morphologies like slime molds and jellyfish, but you do not need to have any previous naturalist or biology experience to participate. Participants have opportunities to engage directly with scientists and bio artists.. Outline:
All activities are subject to change and will be tailored to participants' interests. The Infinite lifecycles of Immortal Jellyfish with the University of Galveston Slime Moulds: The composite intelligence of the social amoeba who sometimes live as single celled individuals and sometimes come together to form a composite organism. Their shapes, colours and behaviour are radically different depending on environmental conditions. Novel Ecologies and Adapting to Climate Change with the Symbioscene at the Rachel Carsen Center Zombie Mushrooms and other behavior altering parasites that defy free will and individuality with the Brooklyn Botanical Garden Instars and Metamorphosis: The life cycle of a mouthless silk moth with the National Museum of Nature Inconspicuous phases of Ferns with the Plant Initiative Trophic Cascades and Ecological succession with the University of Colorado Biological alchemy: Metabolism and Fermentation Hybridization & Speciation: The tree of life splits and merges with evolutionary ecologists from Ottawa University Gender Bending Marine Life: Sequential hemaphroditism of the Clown Fish with the University of Illinois Biological transformation in contemporary art with the director of the Biophilium Cost How to apply:
Send the following material to ArtLovesScience@gmail.com
1. Artist CV
2. Artist statement (about 200 words)
4. Portfolio 5 – 10 examples of your work
We are flexible and forgiving with application formats and deadlines. For best results let us know what you do and what you'd like to study with us as early as possible. Residency places are limited to 18 artists. Click here to see all the artists who have studied biology and ecology with us.
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