In Which I Try AI: Musings and Criticisms From an Artist, Educator and Writer

In an effort to follow up my recent post “Living and Learning with AI?” and gain a greater understanding of artificial … More

Timeless Pieces of Art for Purposeful Learning

With the many hats I wear (artist, curator, educator and historian), I consider myself a facilitator of other people’s creative … More

Did you know that there might be an art gallery on the Earth’s Moon? In 1969, the same year humans … More

It is appropriate that this episode centers on the educational and creative potential of collaboration, because that’s how I met … More

We know about extinct species from prehistory through fossils. What constitutes a fossil is known as a “fossil record.” These … More

Any work of art can be interpreted as an educational resource, because it informs us of our connections to culture … More

In this episode, I am joined by artist, educator and naturalist Richard Dolan, for a discussion on the connections between … More

Art has been on the frontlines during this ongoing global pandemic, but not often where it is typically expected. Although … More

Masks are an art form with utilitarian roots dating back to prehistoric times. They have significance in practically every culture … More

A frequent theme that I have covered on this blog is the confluence of science, technology, engineering, art and math … More