Sara Adlerstein, an associate research scientist at the University of Michigan, uses quantitative modeling to investigate ecosystems. But she also embraces art as a way to reflect on nature.
She was interviewed recently by SNRE alumna Barbara Lucas, who is the host of the 'Green Home," a show that appears on Ann Arbor Public Access.
The new Art & Environment Gallery at the Dana Building welcomed its premiere show Feb. 16 featuring the work of Ann Arbor artist Leslie Sobel. (Read more about the Gallery.) The event begins with a small program, including a talk by Sobel. (See pictures of Sobel's work)
The second exhibit in the Art & Environment Gallery is "Drawing on Nature," featuring work by Joe Trumpey, a U-M professor. He is an associate professor of art at the School of Art & Design and an associate professor of Natural Resources at SNRE. He also serves as director of international engagement for Art & Design. Trumpey earned his A.B. in art and biology from Wabash College and his M.F.A. in medical and biological illustration from the University of Michigan.
Sara Adlerstein, an associate research scientist at the University of Michigan, uses quantitative modeling to investigate ecosystems. But she also embraces art as a way to reflect on nature.