Craig Hall Gallery: October 11 - November 8, 2021 |
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Amy
Sierra Frog
and Shark Comparison |
Erika Rosado |
Heather Lo |
Matthew Lopez |
Matthew Lopez |
Dilan S. Shah |
Safa
Kawaja |
Safa
Kawaja |
Karsen Lampkin |
Siena Wyse |
Shirley Banh |
Monica A. Vaina Martinez |
Madison Taylor |
The Art of
Comparative Anatomy
Art and Science go hand in hand more often than we give them
credit for. The liberal arts approach to education is all
about developing a well-rounded human who is also a productive
citizen of the world. The exhibition is a celebration of
creativity displayed by Austin College students as part of the
BIOL322 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy course. Students have
the option to turn in a final project that compares some
aspect of the anatomy of two different vertebrate animals. The
project is very open-ended, but requires both a visual and a
written component. Since 2017, students have been turning in
projects remarkable not only for their creativity, but also
their artistic qualities. This exhibition of some of those
projects illustrates the range of these student
scientist/artists.
List of
student artist:
Shirley Bahn ’19
Safa Kawaja ’18
Karsen Lampkin
’23
Heather Lo ’20
Matthew Lopez
’22
Monica Martinez
’19
Erika Rosado
’22
Dilan Shah ’17
Amy Sierra ’21
Madison Taylor
’22 |