I know we’re late to the party…
But look!
Cornell Chronicle Lists Blaschka Exhibit in Things to Do!
For its Things to Do column for May 20-27, the Cornell Chronicle lists Corning’s Blaschka Exhibit!
The Art Newspaper Features Corning’s Blaschka Exhibit
The Art Newspaper posted an article about Corning’s exhibit featuring Cornell’s Blaschka Collection!
Scientific American Features CU’s Blaschka Glass and Our Fragile Oceans
Scientific American posted an article about the Blaschka glass’ metaphor for our fragile oceans.
CORRECTION:
Drew’s research has focused on inducible and chemical defenses, invertebrate ecology, and disease ecology in changing times – OA is not her primary area of research. That credit goes to a number of incredible researchers such as Nina Bednarsek and Alex Gagnon (among many others)!
Scientific American’s Science Art Exhibit Guide Features CU’s Blaschka Glass!
Corning’s Fragile Legacy exhibit of Cornell’s Blaschka Glass made Scientific American’s 2016 Science Art Exhibit Guide!
Corning Museum Exhibits CU’s Blaschka Collection
Corning Museum of Glass now has restored pieces from Cornell’s Blaschka collection on display! The exhibit, called Fragile Legacy: The Marine Invertebrate Glass Models of Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, will run until January 8th, 2017.
Science Friday Features CU’s Blaschka Collection
CU’s Blaschka Collection, Corning’s exhibit, and Drew’s book are featured in Science Friday!
Hakai Magazine Reviews A Sea of Glass!
Drew’s A Sea of Glass was reviewed by Hakai Magazine on their website!
Drew @ UC Press Blog: The Fragility of Blaschka Glass and Our Modern Oceans
Drew’s author blog for UC Press describes the metaphor of our oceans represented by the Blaschka glass – beautifully fragile in changing times.
New Scientist features CU’s Blaschka Collection and A Sea of Glass
Cornell’s Blaschka collection and Drew’s A Sea of Glass were featured on New Scientist!