2016 event flier - The New Mexico Center for the

A Unique Show Featuring the Art of Science
SPECTRUM
March 18 - 19, 2016
T
he 7th annual Art of Systems Biology and Nanoscience show celebrates the close relationship between art
and science. This year’s show, Spectrum, features stunning artwork by artists inspired by nature and dazzling
images by scientists studying nature at the smallest scales. The NanoDays exhibit for children and teens invites the
youngest members of the public to explore art and science through video games and experiments. And, for the
first time, this year’s show will offer pieces of the scientists’ work for sale.
Friday, March 18, 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
5:00 - 7 pmOpening Reception and Gallery Viewing
10 am - 7 pm Gallery Viewing
6 - 6:45 pmPublic Lecture, Jennifer Gillette, PhD
UNM School of Medicine
Unlocking the potential of stem cells:
Promise or Hype?
6:45 - 7 pmQuestions from the audience
11 am - 4 pm The UNM Nanoscience and Microsystems
Program’s NanoDays children’s activities
1 pm Announcement of winner of science/art
teaching tools
5 pm Reception
5:15 - 5:45 pm Featured Artist talk by Todd Siler
How ArtScience Changes the World
Above: Todd Siler, Grasping Synapses with
photosculpture High-Energy Thoughts
Top: Bring in the Warriors, an image of an ovarian
tumor coated with therapeutic antibodies (blue)
that recruit immune cells (pink) for attack.
5:45 - 6 pm Questions from the Audience
6 - 6:45 pm Public Lecture, Michelle Ozbun, PhD
UNM School of Medicine
In search of an Achilles’ heel for HPV, a virus
that causes 5% of cancer worldwide
6:45 - 7 pm Questions from the audience
Peters Projects/Gerald Peters Gallery
1011 Paseo De Peralta • Santa Fe, NM 87501
Participating Artists
Suzanne Anker
Adam Belt
Julia Buntaine
Eric Garduño
Michal Gavish
Brian Knep
Lee Montgomery
Charles Ross
Todd Siler
S T M C
SpatioTemporal Modeling Center
The event is sponsored by the New Mexico Center for the Spatiotemporal Modeling of Cell Signaling; the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center; the LANL Center for Non-Linear Studies; the
LANL Center for Integrated Nanotechnologies; The New Mexico Consortium; NM Cancer Nanoscience & Microsystems Training Center; and Gerald Peters Gallery/Peters Projects of Santa Fe.