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PAST EVENTS

Biology Through Art has hosted a series of engaging events that merge science and creativity, offering unique perspectives on biological concepts. From interactive workshops to captivating exhibitions, these events harnesses art's benefits in biology education, promoting creativity and understanding for all students. It encourages diverse perspectives and aligns with national calls for integrating science with the arts and humanities in education. Through these events, Biology Through Art has encouraged interdisciplinary dialogue, inspiring a deeper appreciation for both biology and the arts while sparking creativity.

Student art exhibition

December 2025

National University, Cal State Fullerton, Northeastern Illinois University, Patrick Henry High School,

and more

Mission Valley Library

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From Leaf to Life:  Visualizing Arboretum Life

December 2025

California State University Fullerton

Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Summer 2025

National University’s Harmony Center,

University of San Diego’s STEAM Youth and Community Conference,

Southeast San Diego Science & Art Expo (Elementary Institute of Science)

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June 2025

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center

March 2025

San Diego Festival of Science and Engineering

Petco Park

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December 2024

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center

Student Art Exhibition

Summer 2024

Scientific Illustration

University of North Florida

Instructor:  Amy Keagy

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August 2024

Animals and Biodiversity

San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum

August 2024

Drawing Plants and Animals

STEAM Youth and Community Conference

University of San Diego.

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June 2024

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center

March 2024

Art Pavilion:  Biology through Art project, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, National University

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December 2023

Bonita Museum & Cultural Center

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