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.
Georgia Schwender
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.
On July 31, Rebecca Thompson, head of Fermilab Office of Education and Public Outreach presented “From Game of Thrones to Frozen II: Science in Storytelling” for the Fermilab Arts and Lectures At Home series.
The July 2 Physics Slam was the closing event of the Neutrino 2020 conference. Three attendees told the whole world about neutrinos and neutrino research in 10 minutes or less using whatever means they could think of virtually.