There is still time (until Wed., Dec 16th) to visit the BioPresence, Department of Art, Art + Technology art exhibition at the Hopkins Hall gallery on OSU campus; the show is about noticing and sensing all the living things on The Ohio State University campus and in the local urban environment.
Here are some of the installations you do not want to miss:
Note: The captions do not reflect the actual titles of the art pieces but are interpretations of this post’s author.
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- Bird window strike – to what extent do we notice it?
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- One of the art galleries at Hopkins Hall
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- Video of the BioPresence project
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- Another snapshot of the BioPresence video
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- Homeless
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- Fear in the eye of the animal
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- Bird art
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- Birds at construction site
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- Audio art – exploring with all your senses
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- Deer in courtyard
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- STRIKE spelt out with window casualties
About the author: Angelika Nelson is curator of the Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics at The Ohio State University and is one of the PIs of the project BioPresence, raising awareness of non-human animals on campus.