Havana Biennial 2015 STEMarts Projecting Particles with Agnes Chavez and iPad youth workshop participants
By using the human senses of touch, sight and hearing, Electrofunk Mixtape uses physical computing and visual imagery to layer conflicting rhythms and effects on top of physical objects such as walls to create complicated sound and image patterns.
Vanessa Ramos-Velasquez will demonstrate with a microscope the manipulation of substances and organic materials to give workshop participants an idea of the visual possibilities for live video creation.
Students in the Projecting pARTicles workshop will have the unique experience of an art/science exploration . . . – Agnes Chavez
FROM TAOS TO HAVANA
Hands on demonstration of earth materials for adobe sculptures, examining their mineral content and geologic origins.
A partnership between STEMarts Lab and ATLAS Experiment at CERN has created a unique opportunity for artist-physicist collaborations and workshop virtual tours of the ATLAS control room at the Large Hadron Collider.
The “Solar-Powered Village” brings Taos County youth and UNM students together to engage with local energy topics.
STEMarts Lab + The PASEO = a dynamic duo bringing live participatory art to the streets of Taos while engaging our youth and our community with innovative STEM + Art learning collaborations. See it Live.
Fireflies, jellyfish, algae, glow worms—how and why do some living things glow?
Workshop students explore the performative possibilities of real-time video and sound transmission through the artistic application of DIY electronics.
In this three-day workshop students learn about particle physics concepts and projection art, allowing this understanding to inspire and inform the creation of a projection art performance.
