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Charlotte Jarvis

“Art’s Work” artist on WUNC’s “The State of Things”

1/9/2020

What would it mean if we could create female sperm? Could changes in reproductive biotechnologies affect interpretations of gender? These are the kinds of questions that artist Charlotte Jarvis will…

See Margaret Atwood’s talk on livestream, Nov. 15!

See Margaret Atwood’s talk on livestream, Nov. 15!

11/8/2019

So you didn’t get a ticket to author Margaret Atwood’s campus visit. No worries! Members of the NC State community will have exclusive access to the livestream video of Atwood’s keynote address on…

Anker’s appearance at the Gregg is part of the multi-site exhibition “Art’s Work/Genetic Futures”

Bio Art pioneer Suzanne Anker speaks, Nov. 14

11/5/2019

Bio Artist Suzanne Anker talks about how her artwork envisions and critiques our biological futures on Thursday, Nov. 14, 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design (1903…

Artists, humanists, and scientists gather to discuss “Art’s Work/Genetic Futures” exhibition

Symposium on biotech art exhibition to be held Oct. 18

10/3/2019

The NC State University Libraries will host a symposium to discuss the new, multi-site exhibition Art’s Work in the Age of Biotechnology: Shaping Our Genetic Futures. The symposium will bring…

Atwood visits Nov. 15

Margaret Atwood tickets are sold out!

9/13/2019

Literary legend Margaret Atwood visits NC State this fall to speak about the intersections of technology and humanity. Tickets have already sold out for "An Evening with Margaret Atwood" on Friday,…

Dr. Rachel Robison-Greene

Utah State philosopher Rachel Robison-Greene is the Libraries’ first Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellow

9/13/2019

The NC State University Libraries has awarded the first annual Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellowship to Dr. Rachel Robison-Greene, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Utah State University researching the in…

Richard Pell, Transgenic Blue Carnation, 3D anaglyphic photograph, 2015. From the series Specters of the PostNatural. Courtesy of the artist and the Center for PostNatural History.

Call for art for 2019 “genetic futures” exhibit

8/8/2018

The NCSU Libraries, NC State’s Genetic Engineering and Society Center (GES), and the Gregg Museum of Art & Design have issued a public call for art for the upcoming exhibition Art’s Work in the…