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Artist talk by Kindra Crick

The Foster Gallery will host artist, Kindra Crick, on Monday, February 28. Crick is an exhibiting artist in the Foster Gallery's "Body Parts" exhibition which explores the human body from the microscopic to the metaphysical realm through photomicrographs, medical images, and realistic and interpretive anatomic works by professional artists and UW-Eau Claire students. The exhibit focuses on six organs: bones, brain, heart, kidney, lungs and skin. All Foster Gallery events are free and open to the public. Face masks are required at this time.

Artist Talk: February 28, 11-11:50 AM, HFA 101

Social in Foster Gallery: Meet and mingle with Kindra Crick, exhibition curators and guests, 6-7:00 PM, HFA 162 

Kindra Crick is a multimedia artist who gives visual expression to the wonder and process of scientific inquiry and discovery. In her installations and layered mixed-media work she incorporates drawings, diagrams, maps, and imagery from under the microscope. She is fascinated by the human brain - our complex machine - which can fathom the beginning of time and the nature of its own thought. Crick has a degree in Molecular Biology from Princeton and a Certificate in Painting from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has exhibited in the US and UK, including shows at the Littman Gallery at PSU, the New York Hall of Science and MDI Biological Laboratory. Her artworks are in numerous private and public collections including the LMB collection in Cambridge, England, the Gordon Gilkey Print Center at the Portland Art Museum and the Jordan Schnitzer Collection. Her work has been featured in Science Magazine, HuffPost, SciArt Magazine, PBS NewsHour CANVAS, and on The daVinci Pursuit.