The STEMarts Lab website is a portfolio of our latest innovative sci-art installations and interdisciplinary STEAM projects.
STEMarts Lab Mission
BIO STEAM LAB @Taos Land Trust: A new STEAM + environmental education youth program at Rio Fernando Park
Fluidic Data: Particle physics + Big data through water and light COMING SOON!
(x)trees projected on to ‘La Catedral de Guadalajara’ for the U.S. Arts Envoy- Sister city initiative
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
