UWindsor faculty and students document the desertion of an Arctic settlement in the experimental film short “Qausuittuq.”
UWindsor faculty and students document the desertion of an Arctic settlement in the experimental film short “Qausuittuq.”
Artwork by Jennifer Willet, “COVID Suit,” 2020. Photo by Justin Elliott.
Works by Jennifer Willet and Nadja Pelkey are featured in a virtual exhibition of artistic responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fractured Waves documentation, Colton Hash, 2020.
Incubator Art Lab and Artcite present an artists’ talk by Michael Lucenkiw and Colton Hash over Zoom on Saturday, Feb. 27.
Jennifer Matotek, executive director of the Art Gallery of Windsor, will open a series of conversations on the future of online art exhibitions Thursday, Feb. 25.
Jennifer Matotek of the Art Gallery of Windsor will open a series of conversations on the future of online art exhibitions Thursday, Feb. 25.
Workers install the new sign outside the BioArt Studio of professor Jennifer Willet.
Professor Jennifer Willet has secured a downtown location for her new BioArt Studio.
Architect Alison Brooks will discuss her work in a free public online lecture Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Architect Alison Brooks will discuss her work in a free public online lecture Wednesday, Jan. 20.
Violinist Stefanie Adams claimed this year’s Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance.
Violinist Stefanie Adams claimed this year’s Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance.
Clarinetist Tomi Xhelili is one of eight student finalists in the Ianni scholarship competition.
The Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance competition has moved online this year.
Chemistry student Kasey Brown, a member of Science Meets Art, illustrated the flora and fauna of a tropical reef.
A cross-disciplinary project aims to enhance students’ science communications skills through arts training.
A project by UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet invites the public to explore the intersection of art and science — in their own homes.
A project by UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet invites the public to explore the intersection of art and science — in their own homes.
