Five faculty members and 24 students took on the STEM Art Making Challenge 2015 that are now featured in the STEM Art Exhibition:

Bill Biondolino

Rachel Brusky

Joseph Iwanski

Renee-Claire Pritchard   

Lydia Scrivanich

Now through May 27, 2015, these paintings, drawings, photography, digital artwork, ceramics, sculpture, textiles, and videos can be seen in D-E’s Imperatore Library and at the Taub Center, where Mathematical Art projects from Paul Jung’s Middle School Math classes are also on view.

Visual Arts faculty member Rachel Brusky, who helped coordinate the Challenge, says: “The artwork in this show is inspired by different aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. While viewing the work, you are invited to reflect on the connections that the artists are making and that you perceive between these subjects. Additionally, this show represents the transition from STEM to STEAM, which incorporates art and design into the study and practice of the STEM subjects.”

A reception for the show will be held on Wednesday, May 6, from 11:30 AM-1:30 PM in the Imperatore Library.

Visit the STEM Art Site to view the exhibition online at sites.google.com/a/d-e.org/s-t-e-m-art-site.