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Far Out // June 3 – July 29, 2017

image above by Jedidiah Dore

  Opening Reception Saturday, June 3, 2017 7-10pm

Eventbrite - Far Out // Opening ReceptionArt.Science.Gallery. announces the opening of Far Out, the gallery’s newest art exhibition in partnership with the American Astronomical Society and Women in Astronomy during their annual meetings in Austin, Texas. A mini, traveling version of the Art & Science 2017: James Webb Space Telescope exhibit currently on display at the Visitors Center at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, artwork in the Far Out exhibit was inspired by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.

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Life As We Knew It // May 12 – May 21, 2017

 

Please join us for a pop-up show about extinction, Life As We Knew It, at our special satellite location for West Austin Studio Tour. The opening reception will feature a live performance with drum accompaniment of Carol Flake Chapman’s poem All Gone: An Elegy for the Lost Animals.

Opening Reception Friday, May 12th 7-10pm (limited tickets available)

Eventbrite - Life As We Knew It // Opening Reception
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Life As We Know It // April 8 – May 20, 2017

Closing Reception Saturday, May 20th 7-9pm
Eventbrite - Life As We Know It // Closing Reception

“The diversity of life forms, so numerous we have yet to identify most of them, is the greatest wonder of this planet” — E.O. Wilson.

Featuring artwork inspired by biodiversity by Ashley Cecil (Pittsburgh, PA), Jedidiah Dore (New York, NY), Clair Gaston (Round Rock, TX), Melanie Hickerson (Austin, TX), Kalliopi Monoyios (Denver, CO), Rene Robbins (Chicago, IL), Ele Willoughby (Toronto, ON).

The exhibit’s sister show, Life As We Knew It, explores extinct species and opens Friday, May 12th 7-10pm and runs May 13-14 + 20-21 11am-6pm as an official stop on the WEST Austin Studio Tour (see west.bigmedium.org for location). A Biodiversity in Your Backyard talk will be held Sat., May 13th at sundown at our WEST location. Details for all events are published on the gallery’s event page at www.artsciencegallery.eventbrite.com.

David B. Martinez Retrospective | February 25 – April 1, 2017

Opening Reception: Saturday, February 25, 2017 7-10pm

Art.Science.Gallery. is proud to feature a retrospective solo exhibition by science folk artist DAVID B. MARTINEZ (Austin, Texas), whose colorful paintings draw equally from rich cultural mythologies as well as the history of science.
Eventbrite - David Martinez solo exhibit // Opening Reception

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LUNAR // January 19 – February 18, 2017

Closing Reception Saturday February 18, 2017 5-8pm

Art.Science.Gallery. presents LUNAR, an exhibit in the printmaking medium celebrating lunar travel and discoveries. With the first private moon landing in history slated for 2017, LUNAR aims to inspire viewers to see our moon in a whole new light in advance of this upcoming milestone in space travel.

Featuring new work by Carrie Carlson, Jedidiah Dore, Hayley Gillespie, Kathy Van Torne, Tammy West & Ele Willoughby.

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Fundraiser Update

Great news! We reached 100% our $20,000 goal! Thanks so much to all of you who have donated to help #SAVEArtScienceGallery. It means so much to us to be able to continue our work to engage the public in the sciences through visual arts.

We still need support throughout the year to remain strong, and it’s not too late to get one of our awesome thank-you gifts.  Please spread the word via social media and word-of-mouth over the holidays. Share this post, or one from our Twitter, Instagram or Facebook feeds.

You can make a donation in any amount via the Donate link on the right-hand side of this screen (or paypal.me/artsciencegallery). Or, you can choose one of these fabulous Thank-You gifts below. Get yours at www.artsciencegallery.com/save or by clicking on the images on the right-hand sidebar of your screen.

4th Annual Art/Science Trading Card Show // December 3 – 21, 2016

Art.Science.Gallery. is proud to invite you to our Fourth Annual Art-Science Trading Card Exhibition + Gallery Fundraiser, which benefits the gallery’s art-science programs. We just launched a Save Art.Science.Gallery. crowd-funding campaign to raise funds to stay open and sign another year lease at our brick-and-mortar location. We need your support more than ever, and we look forward to a great fourth trading card show this year.

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Open Call for 4th Annual Art/Science Trading Card Exhibit!

Eileen McKeon Butt, "God of the Dead".
Eileen McKeon Butt, “God of the Dead”. from 3rd Annual Art-Science Trading Card Exhibit 2015

Art.Science.Gallery. is proud to be hosting our 4th Annual Art-Science Trading Card Exhibition + Gallery Fundraiser, which benefits the gallery’s art-science programs. We just launched a Save Art.Science.Gallery. crowd-funding campaign to raise funds to stay open and sign another year lease at our brick-and-mortar location (see www.artsciencegallery.com/save for details). We need your support more than ever, and we look forward to a great fourth trading card show this year! The exhibit will feature hundreds of original, affordable, miniature works of science-inspired art! Send us a mini-work of science-inspired art for our fundraiser and it will live forever in our public online library of Art-Science Trading Cards (http://artscitradingcards.tumblr.com/) and it will be included in our exhibition.

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Meet The Beetles // September 24 – October 22, 2016

artwork (detail) above by Sabrina Luoni.

Join us for a group exhibition about the amazing diversity of the order Coleoptera! Darwin had a particular fondness for them, and about 40% of all described insects are beetles (half a million species or more)! With new species being discovered all the time, this artwork by 15 artists from the USA, Spain and Italy explores beetle diversity, behaviors, habitats, agricultural significance, and natural history.

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