The Lederman Science Center on a spring day in early May.
Georgia Schwender
A small painted turtle pauses for a moment before continuing on its path.
William Gatfield’s water feature sculpture from 2005 Employee Art Show, includes koi, dragonfly and waterlilies in a pool of circulating water with colored lights. The 2021 Employee Art Show will be virtual and will run Aug. 2 through Oct. 29.
This picture of a prairie burn was captured a few years ago.
This beautiful Fermilab autumn tree was captured on Oct. 16, 2018.
Fermilab’s artists-in-residence work on their science- and math-based art series.
In October 2018, Gallery 201 at Argonne National Laboratory hosted “Art & Science: More Alike Than Different.” The exhibiting artists were Fermilab 2014 artist-in-residence Lindsay Olson, 2017 artist-in-residence Jim Jenkins, Wind Flow Photography, and Fermilab Art Gallery Curator Georgia Schwender.
Did you know, that the Office of Education and Public Outreach hosts a Fermilab trivia game? You can sign up for the next one in October. Pictured here is a glimpse of Fermilab Trivia with host Ketevan Akhobadze.
The Fermilab Arts and Lecture Series is now being held virtually. Don Lincoln’s inspiring and informative presentation was heard by a global audience. Photo: Georgia Schwender
Currently on display in the Fermilab Art Gallery is astrophotography by Marty Murphy and Eric Coles.