Love Motel for Insects

Installing Love Motel for Insects: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Variation
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Installing Love Motel for Insects: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail Variation @ Brightwalk Community in Charlotte, NC with McColl Center for Art and Innovation http://mccollcenter.org.

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Monarch butterfly-inspired sculpture to take wing at 'Sculpture in the Wild' in Lincoln : Helena Luminous monarch butterfly wings glowing out of the forest are part of a new installation planned this summer at the “Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild” sculpture park in Lincoln.

Back at the SEM lab at USU Logan imaging caddisfly "moustaches" for a collaborative art and science project with Nancy Huntly, Andrea Lucky and Mark Lee Koven

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Back at the SEM lab at USU Logan imaging caddisfly "moustaches" for a collaborative art and science project with Nancy Huntly, Andrea Lucky and Mark Lee Koven

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Art (and Science) Talk with artist-biologist Brandon Ballengée | NEA It is tricky to measure the number of species going extinct each year on our planet—it all depends on how many species of flora and fauna exist, a difficult number to pin down. What most scientists can agree on, however, is that the extinction rate is 1,000 to 10,000 times higher than it would be if…

30 never-before-seen species of flies discovered in Los Angeles Scientists have found 30 never-before-seen species of flies buzzing about in the city of Los Angeles.