TISA kids will visit CERN as part of their 8th grade European trip in Spring 2021
The STEMarts Lab website is a portfolio of our latest innovative sci-art installations and interdisciplinary STEAM projects.
STEMarts Lab Mission
BioSTEAM@Taos Land Trust: Site-specific installation Pollinator Concentrator by Ana MacArthur at Rio Fernando Park
(x)trees and STEAM Tour for the U.S. Arts Envoy, Guadalajara Mexico 2018
Indigenous Cosmology Meets Particle Physics
STEMarts Curriculum Tool@The PASEO: Online STEAM activities built around Paseo festival artists
Lakota Cosmology Meets Particle Physics: Exploring Dark Matter
In 2014 Social Media Workgroup received its first Americorps/VISTA grant to launch the STEAM NM initiative: Building Capacity for STEAM Education in New Mexico. Now in 2017 expanding into third year with VISTA.
Water is Life: Standing Rock project provided a real world understanding of this core concept through art and direct social engagement.
Serving as Americorps VISTA: Developing STEAM skills and exploring new roles for the artist in our society.
Twirl’s Light Play in collaboration with TISA’s new STEAM Lab
A visit to the Oceti Sakowin Camp at Standing Rock has inspired a new STEAM curriculum for youth.
Taos Pueblo Day School Returns to The Paseo with Native-Inspired Monsters
ARTAOS + TISA: Augmented Reality (AR) Mural Work/Study Project providing real-world community focused learning of STEAM skills.
Science + Art + Technology + Community = Real world experiences for youth.
STEMarts Lab Mission
PASEO 2015 Artist: Vanessa Ramos-Velasquez, Microscopic manipulation of substances and organic materials + live video creation.
Havana Biennial 2015: Interactive Installation and Projecting Particles Youth Workshop
CERN RESEARCH STAY: Agnes Chavez Research Stay and collaboration with Dr. Steven Goldfarb at ATLAS Experiment CERN.
The “Solar-Powered Village” brings Taos County youth and UNM students together to engage with local energy topics.
Projecting Particles: Particle physics and projection art merge to engage youth.
Origination Point: A generative interactive projection installation originally exhibited at the 12th Havana Biennial in Havana, Cuba.
Origination Point@Harwood Museum: Art, science, technology and nature converge
