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SUMMARY:Beehavior Art Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Western Wyoming Community College will host an art exhibition inspired by bees from March 2nd\, to April 23rd\, 2018 with a gallery talk by Ashley Hope Carlisle April 26th at 12:30PM\, in the art gallery. \n\n\n\nAshley Hope Carlisle\, Associate Professor of Art in Sculpture at UW and Dr. Michael Dillon\, Associate Professor in the Department of Zoology & Physiology and Program in Ecology at UW have converged to create works encompassing bees and your senses.  This exhibition is part of a National Science Foundation grant supporting research which explores how bumblebees are able to thrive everywhere from lowland California to alpine Oregon. The grant\, "Adaptation Across Latitude and Altitude: Genomics\, Morphology\, and Physiology of Montane Bumble Bees" is a collaboration with Jeffrey D. Lozier from the University of Alabama\, and James P. Strange from the University of Utah.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<span style="font-family:century gothic\,sans-serif">Western Wyoming Community College will host an art exhibition inspired by bees from March 2<sup>nd</sup>\, to April 23<sup>rd</sup>\, 2018 with a gallery talk by Ashley Hope Carlisle April 26<sup>th</sup> at 12:30PM\, in the art gallery. </span><br />\n<br />\n<span style="font-family:century gothic\,sans-serif">Ashley Hope Carlisle\, Associate Professor of Art in Sculpture at UW and&nbsp\;Dr. Michael Dillon\, Associate Professor in the Department of Zoology &amp\; Physiology and Program in Ecology&nbsp\;at UW have converged to create works&nbsp\;encompassing bees and your senses.&nbsp\; This exhibition is part of a National Science Foundation grant supporting research which explores how bumblebees are able to thrive everywhere from lowland California to alpine Oregon. The grant\,&nbsp\;<em>&quot\;Adaptation Across Latitude and Altitude: Genomics\, Morphology\, and Physiology of Montane Bumble Bees</em>&rdquo\; is a collaboration with Jeffrey D. Lozier from the University of Alabama\, and James P. Strange from the University of Utah.</span>
LOCATION:Western Wyoming Community College Art Gallery
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URL:https://business.rockspringschamber.com/events/details/beehavior-art-exhibit-04-12-2018-3754
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