Craft and Science | Calgary Gallery

"Craft and Science" explores the interesting ways that science and craft intersect. Science serves as a source of inspiration and is used every day by artists in the processes and creation of their work.

"Craft and Science" exhibition explores the interesting ways that science and craft intersect. Both fields rely on creative problem-solving skills, research, specialized training, traditional and innovative techniques and methodologies, imagination, and curiosity to fuel the search for answers. Science not only serves as a source of inspiration - scientific methods and principals are used every day by craft artists in the processes and creation of their work. Likewise, artists are called upon to find creative solutions and alternative perspectives in laboratory and research settings.

This exhibition features Lecturer Emeritus Jane Kidd, Alumni Teresa Johnston BFA ’98, Ceramics; Leah Kudel BFA’ 15, Glass; Crys Harse – BFA’ 97, Ceramics, AUArts Student Mackenzie Roth and Professor Emeritus Charles Lewton-Brain.

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