~ August 8, 2021~ ~ . ~ ~ August 8, 2021~ ~ ~ Dura Mater: Objective/Subjective has been over a year in the making.Artists Julie Gendron, Erika Lincoln, Bonnie Marin, Janet Shaw-Russell and Tricia Wasney were paired with neuroscientists who shared research, data, and ideas. The artists pushed, pulled, prodded, and dissected this information to make it tangible through their work, ultimately engaging viewers in a new conversation about science and the arts. Artists reflected on many issues: from how the brain responds to alcohol during its fetal stages, to making the arcane visible, to communications during awake craniotomies. Work the artist produced is varied, thought provoking, and challenges preconceptions.~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ .
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Dura Mater: Objective/Subjective~ August 8, 2021~ ~ ~ ~ August 8, 2021~ ~ ~ Dura Mater: Objective/Subjective has been over a year in the making.Artists Julie Gendron, Erika Lincoln, Bonnie Marin, Janet Shaw-Russell and Tricia Wasney were paired with neuroscientists who shared research, data, and ideas. The artists pushed, pulled, prodded, and dissected this information to make it tangible through their work, ultimately engaging viewers in a new conversation about science and the arts. Artists reflected on many issues: from how the brain responds to alcohol during its fetal stages, to making the arcane visible, to communications during awake craniotomies. Work the artist produced is varied, thought provoking, and challenges preconceptions.~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Dura Mater: Objective/Subjective~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tickets:FreeAddress:St. Boniface Hospital, 409 Tache Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2H 2A6URL: Visit Website~ ~ ~ ~ ~ August 8, 2021~ ~ ~ Dura Mater: Objective/Subjective has been over a year in the making.Artists Julie Gendron, Erika Lincoln, Bonnie Marin, Janet Shaw-Russell and Tricia Wasney were paired with neuroscientists who shared research, data, and ideas. The artists pushed, pulled, prodded, and dissected this information to make it tangible through their work, ultimately engaging viewers in a new conversation about science and the arts. Artists reflected on many issues: from how the brain responds to alcohol during its fetal stages, to making the arcane visible, to communications during awake craniotomies. Work the artist produced is varied, thought provoking, and challenges preconceptions.~ ~ ~ ~ Back~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ {"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Event","name":"Dura Mater: Objective\/Subjective","url":"https:\/\/www.tourismwinnipeg.com\/festivals-and-events\/upcoming-events\/display,event\/10712\/dura-mater-objective-subjective","image":"https:\/\/www.tourismwinnipeg.com\/uploads\/event_image\/compressed.t1619624825.png","description":"Dura Mater: Objective\/Subjective has been over a year in the making.Artists Julie Gendron, Erika Lincoln, Bonnie Marin, Janet Shaw-Russell and Tricia Wasney were paired with neuroscientists who shared research, data, and ideas. The artists pushed,...","startDate":"2021-08-08","endDate":"2021-08-08","location":{"@type":"Place","address":{"@type":"PostalAddress","streetAddress":"St. Boniface Hospital, 409 Tache Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2H 2A6","addressLocality":"Winnipeg","addressRegion":"MB","addressCountry":"CA"}}} ~ , Winnipeg