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November 2, 2009. Lecture, 7:30 PM: "The Quest for the Ultimate Habitat for the Urban Oyster".
Part of the "Open City Dialogue Series" FREE at Pete's Candy Store, 709 Lorimer St, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
November 12, 2009: Lecture 12-1 pm at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and Arts & Medicine Institute
"An Artist’s Vision of What a Healthy Future would look like from the Nano to the Geo"
Summer 2009, June through October:
September 21-26th Science and Innovation Week 2009 at the Institute of Science and Technology of Mexico City.
Solo exhibition, science and art workshop for children (September 24) and lecture September 25th.
The Government of Mexico City, through the strategic involvement of the Institute of Science and Technology, and along with the Mexican Academy of Sciences, the Scientific and Technologic Consultative Forum, major research institutions, and distinguished entrepreneurs and international artists host a week of discussions about “Building a Healthy City” “Building a Sustainable City” "Building a City with connectivity and technology” and "Building a City Educated in Science and Technology”.
For more information on go to: http://www.icyt.df.gob.mx/sci2009/siw/index.
May 15: Guardian: Interview with Julia Levitt on coral reefs, biomimicry and eco art.
May 10th-October 8th: "Transformative Lines" Sculpture Guild Exhibition, Nolan Park on Governor's Island, NY.
Curated by the drawing center in conjunction with the Sculpture Guild. Outdoor Installation of "Modern Day Midden, Ode to Oysters Past" as well as Oyster Reef Gill drawing exhibition.
Winter/ Spring 2009: January-through June
"Estrogen" mixed media sculpture on loan at NY Academy of Sciences http://www.nyas.org/
Jan-April 2009:
The New School Oyster Midden, at NYC's The New School for Liberal Arts Located at: The New School Courtyard on 66 West, 12th St New York City (front Garden) this innovative project merges public art, environmental awareness and a slice of New York's history and will be on display this Winter and Spring and was created by Haseltine in conjunction with Thanks to The New School, Oyster Gardens of NYC class Fall 2008 for the hard work and inspiration! Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts, the four-year undergraduate division of The New School, is one of the newest and fastest-growing urban liberal arts schools in the country, providing the advantages of an intimate college with all the resources of a major university in New York City.
April 16-17, 2009 Exhibit: Oysters and Geotherapy: Blue Prints to save the Planet
April 16th 2009, 6-8PM: RECEPTION
Oysters and Geotherapy: Blue Prints to save the Planet
Environmental Design solutions for the Ultimate Urban Oyster Habitat
Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries,66 Fifth Ave., NYC
(space is limited so contact Mara: calamara@mac.com for formal RSVP invite)
April 17th 2009: LECTURE 1:00pm
Oysters and Geotherapy: Blue Prints to save the Planet
Environmental Design solutions for the Ultimate Urban Oyster Habitat
Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries,66 Fifth Ave., NYC
(space is limited so contact Mara: calamara@mac.com for formal RSVP invite)
March 28th, 2009 SYMPOSIUM
Connecting to the Urban Environment - Creating embodied and relational approaches to environmental awareness
iLAND-interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art Nature and Dance.
9am-1pm
Registration for symposium starts at 9am
The New School
6E. 16th Street
Room# D1009 (auditorium)
11:45am: Mara Haseltine will talk about Science Art and Solar Powered Oysters and an ongoing project in College Point, NY.
http://www.ilandart.org/
NEW SCHOOL FREE PRESS ARTICLE FEB 9-23, 2009
October 7th 2008:
“Art and Science – Many Voices, One Inspiration” Mara Haseltine visits Ursinus College, PA with Wayne Hendrickson for the day-lectures in conjunction with Dr. Wayne Hendrikson Scientist Columbia University Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics and does special Art and Science Project and science project with Sculpture Class.
4/14/2007:
Biology And Art Two Worlds or One Symposium Curated by Mara Haseltine and the New York Academy of Sciences Mara Haseltine gives lecture with Dr. Wayne Hendrikson Scientist Columbia University Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics, at the New York Academy of Sciences, New York, NY.
http://www.nyas.org/ebriefreps/splash.asp?intebriefID=659
May 2007:
Representative to the Global Coral Reef Alliance, at United Nations
for Sustainable Island Development partnership with the UN Commission
on Sustainable Development Conference or "CSD" www.un.org/esa/sustdev/csd/csd13/csd13.htm - Haseltine is also also currently creating reef restoration designs
for coral and oysters. Including some novel new concepts for floating
island reefs which have the potential to improve aquaculture and aquatic biodiversity
in areas where it is now being depleted.
July 10-Dec 2007:
"Landscapes of Today's Science," a group show curated
by Cynthia Pannucci Director of Art and Science Collaborations comprised
of artworks inspired by micro-biology and the microbial world; Pfizer's
Executive Tower of their NYC Headquarters July 10 - Dec.10, 2007 http://www.asci.org/
11/06/07:
Lecture: The Ultimate Oyster Reef for New York City: Mara Haseltine
will give talk for "Green Renter" series at Green Arts
Energy and Education Center Solar1 about her artistic quest to design
to the ultimate oyster reef for the 'New York City Oyster'. Haseltine
will discuss how she has worked with a team marine biologists and
ecologists to experiment and create the first solar powered oyster
reef in New York City this past June as well as reef designs that
combine science/technology and traditional methodology to create
oyster reef habitat . When implemented on a large scale oyster
reefs have the potential to filter the 27 billions tons of wastewater
dumped into NYC annually and will bring back biodiversity to the
region which has not been seen since before the Industrial Revolution. http://www.solar1.org
10/27/07:
Estrogen Tales: The Untold Story of Nine Molecules and How They Bonded...
Solo Show opens at the National Museum of Health and Medicine , Washington DC.http://nmhm.washingtondc.museum/
"Estrogen Tales: The Untold Story of Nine Molecules
and How They Bonded...," is a collection of silk-screens and
other works created by Haseltine and inspired by the research of
medicinal chemist Dr. Hyun K. Kim on molecular improvements to contraception
and women's health. The work is a celebration of Dr. Kim's discoveries
which are prime examples of "science in plain site" which
have incredible potential to improve women's health but have never
been developed commercially, and stand with many other promising
discoveries that could benefit the lives of women in particular,
and on a broader scale the environment.
10/19/07:
Mara Haseltine will give a lecture entitled "Visions from the
Nanoworld." & participate in the exhibition for the Conference
"Confronting Mortality with Art and Science." Oct 18-20th
in Antwerp, Belgium.
http://www.artem-medicalis.com/congres/home.conference.htm
6/17/07
June 17th Mara Haseltine was moderator for 2 day Symposium she co-organized
entitled The "Blue Salon" a two day symposium of the Solutions
for the Worlds Water Problems at the House of Sweden Swedish Embassy
in Washington DC.
6/25/2007
New York Citys First Pilot Project to Grow Solar-Powered Oyster Reefs to be launched on Sunday, July 1 on Queens Waterfront
4/14/2007
Biology And Art Two Worlds or One Symposium Curated by Mara Haseltine and the New York Academy of Sciences Mara Haseltine gives lecture with scientist Columbia University Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics. at the New York Academy of Sciences, New York, NY.
http://www.nyas.org/ebriefreps/splash.asp?intebriefID=659
11/13/2006 - 11/20/2006
Mara Haseltine was guest artist at "BioRock
Workshop" in Lombock, Indonesia. A ten day hands on workshop
that teaches a unique mehod of coral reef restoration, through mineral
accretion. Mara plans to use this technology to help design oyster
reefs here in New York City's surrounding waters, the oyster would
filter water and create marine animal habitates for indengionious
speciesScale.
9/16/2006 (pdf)
DECODING SCIENCE INTO ART
Two Monumental Installations by Sculpture Mara G. Haseltine Revel
in the Minutia of Life Science on a Grand Scale
5/8/2006
Medtronic Prize for Scientific Contributions to Women’s Health
3/20/2005
RIBOSOMES ON THE MOVE!
Mara G. Haseltine’s Ribosome sculptures leave Brooklyn and
travel to the New York Hall of Science.
6/9/2003
Art meets genetics at the Bio Expo this June as “Waltz of
the Polypeptides,” created by Mara G. Haseltine, travels to
Washington DC
1/15/2003
Unveiling of new sculpture, genomic science transformed to art. |
