#opencall for #artists to apply for Bucknell's EKARD Artist-in-Residence Program in 2022-23 or 2023-24! Info here:
This #artistresidency program is meant to be student-centered and is intentionally flexible--it's also totally…https://t.co/oXAKValxCj https://t.co/TN2MSS7YNC
🍃OPEN CALL for participants in a summer institute hosted (remotely, even!) by Bucknell University and its Humanities Center on the theme of NON/HUMANITY: Revisioning the Centrality of the Human in the Humanities! I'm excited and proud to be part of the w…https://t.co/wIs5WU1yyT
Learning to prepare #herbarium specimens in #bisonflowers art+botany class. Collections made during class last week, in drier over weekend, labels created and specimens mounted today. @annakkell#iamabotanist
@SarraceniaMason@MartineBotany Mostly a lot of distance (we have two adjacent rooms), being outside if possible, being remote if in-person not especially advantageous. And masks. A lot of masks. 😷 ✌️
Certains scientifiques donnent vraiment de leur personne pour expliquer comment fonctionnent les plantes. Vraiment. 🤣 La pollinisation de l'ophrys abeille comme vous ne l'avez jamais vue !
On #PlantAppreciationDay each of our #bisonflowers art+botany students closely examined a herbarium specimen - from plant parts to label data. Then graded it based on quality, comprehensiveness, and aesthetics. Next week: making their own! @annakkell
#spring is here and everybody’s #gettiniton
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Here are some fotos from today’s botany+art class session, masterfully led by colleague @martinebotany
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#bloodroot is my new favorite 😍 @ BucknellU https://t.co/xjQYCfGuFi
also, sorry to anyone and probably everyone i follow who got a dose of daily #RayBanSunglasses bot spam from "me" for the last week. I *think* we've re-secured the perimeter 😎.
#cyberchase
My child got sent to Zoom detention for not paying attention in Zoom 4th grade. Email said here’s the link to access the room to serve detention.
I swear I’m trying so hard to take this life seriously.
Few more look-ins on progress our art+botany students are making on their wearable #pollination syndromes. Just 1 week away from their performances! Alt text for IDs. @annakkell#bisonflowers
Our next art+botany class project will be creating plant/pollinator partnerships as wearable art. So today we practiced by building lilies onto gloves, masks, & party hats. #bisonflowers#sciart@annakkell