Blending the novel research of St. Jude scientists and the adept work of Memphis artists, the fourth annual Art of Science exhibit met at the intersection of left-brain logic and right-brain creativity. Through a variety of different forms of art, the exhibit bridges the art and science communities to educate the community about the research being conducted at St. Jude.
During the opening reception, visitors met and spoke with the artists and scientists whose works were featured. This year’s exhibit opened September 26 at the Memphis College of Art Nesin Graduate Center, Hyde Gallery, located in downtown Memphis. The exhibit was open to the public through mid-October.
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The 2014 Art of Science is housed at the Memphis College of Art Nesin Graduate Center, Hyde Gallery, in downtown Memphis.
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Attendees at the opening reception met and spoke with both the artists and scientists.
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Ida Annunziata, PhD, of St. Jude Genetics views the artwork.
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Artist Roger Cleaves and scientist Marie Wehenkel, PhD, of St. Jude Immunology, at the reception.
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Trey Oguin, of St. Jude Immunology, describes one of the exhibits.
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Kelly McCastlain of St. Jude Pathology discusses one of the pieces on display.
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Maureen McGargill, PhD, of St. Jude Immunology views the art on display.
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