In collaboration with SONOS Studios, the Art|Sci Center presents BRAINSTORMING: SYNESTHESIA

In the SONOS Studios space on La Brea, the Art|Sci Center hosts a performance where artists, scientists, and musicians explore through cognitive synchronization how sound affects the human brain and body. 

Wednesday, January 14th | 6-9 pm

145 North La Brea Ave, Los Angeles

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21+

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ART + BRAIN: Stories & Structures Symposium

Two-Days: November 13 + 14, 2014

EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 

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Thursday, October 2nd, 2014

Exhibition Opening, 5 pm + LASER Symposium, 7 pm

Art|Sci Gallery, CNSI 5th Floor

From the work of artist Jason Fahrion, who raises silkworms in his garage on local mulberry leaves, to UCLA iGEM's quest for genetically modifying bacteria to produce fluorescent silk, a cabinet of curiosities at the Art|Sci Gallery weaves a story of silk, and of the biological factories that humans have carefully cultivated to manufacture it. 

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Performing Quantum Entanglement: Subtle Apparatuses for Extrasensory Affectiveness
Clarissa Ribeiro

Opening Reception: Thursday, June 5th | 5-7 p.m.

Art|Sci Gallery, 5th Floor CNSI

What does it mean to be entangled? In this experimental work, composed of three interactive video installations, Ribeiro invites us to think about ourselves and our affective dimension from a semi-material and non-local perspective. 

$12 Parking All-Day

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FUSION: A SHOWCASE

Presented by the ART|SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE SOCIETY

Art|Sci Gallery, CNSI 5th Floor

Tuesday, May 27th

5 -7 pm

Free Admission

$12 Parking All-Day

Insects as Biological Factories

A Free Workshop Led by Jason Fahrion

4 - 6:50 pm, Broad 5240

Director Victoria Vesna will open her honors class, Biotech & Art to visitors for a  workshop led by visiting artist Jason Fahrion, who will be presenting his art projects with insects as biological factories.

Students and visiting scholars will examine the silkworm life cycle and look at potential medical and artistic applications of the substances that silkworms produce along with the silk, as well as learn about Fahrion's work with honeybees and the local production of honey.