The Penn State Berks Freyberger Gallery will present “Bird Call: Studies and Actions Dedicated to Biodiversity,” an intermedia exhibition that blends 2D and 3D works by local artists and study participants alongside time-based works by contemporary new media artists. The exhibition runs May 2-14.
The Penn State Berks Freyberger Gallery will present “Bird Call: Studies and Actions Dedicated to Biodiversity,” an intermedia exhibition that blends 2D and 3D works by local artists and study participants alongside time-based works by contemporary new media artists. The exhibition runs May 2-14.
It was a long and winding road for Maxime “Max” Boudeau, originally from Haiti, to Penn State Berks. He will earn his baccalaureate degree in mechanical engineering at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 7, 2022, during the college’s commencement ceremony at the Santander Arena.
Members of WeAreLiving, the winning team in the 2022 Bardusch Family IdeaMakers Challenge, pitch their idea for an all-in-one online marketplace for tenants during Penn State Startup Week on April 6, 2022.
Bird Call: Studies and Actions Dedicated to Biodiversity
Bird Call: Studies and Actions Dedicated to Biodiversity is an intermedia exhibition that blends 2d and 3d works by local artists and study participants in an expanded wunderkammer alongside time-based works by contemporary new media artists. This exhibition forms out of the collaborative and interdisciplinary research project of PSU Berks professors Bryan Wang, Sandy Feinstein, and Samantha Kavky and PSU Lehigh Valley professor David Livert, working in partnership with Berks Nature, Baird Ornithological Club, and VOiCEup Berks. Their study encourages the public to use the tools of science and art to experience and engage with the natural world–beginning with birds. After observing how birds look, sound, and behave, participants created artwork to represent their thoughts and feelings about birds and the environment as a way of celebrating birds and biodiversity.
A nature journaling session run by Shaver's Creek Environmental Center is one of more than 50 events for pre-K through high school students that are part of Central Pennsylvania’s “Remake Learning Days” this spring.
