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Artist in Residence: Kim Bernard

 

Artist Kim Bernard served as the University of New England's artist in residence during the Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 semesters. During this time, Kim engaged the UNE community in multiple artistic endeavors with the chief goal of developing science-inspired works of art and assisting faculty and students to integrate arts into their curriculum, studies, and lives.

Kim's personal website showcases many more of her works.

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  • Bridging The Gap Between The Arts & Sciences by Kim Bernard

    Bridging The Gap Between The Arts & Sciences

    Kim Bernard


    Video of presentation given by Kim Bernard, UNE fall 2016 and spring 2017 Artist in Residence, describing her projects during the fall 2016 semester. These included the Henna Tattoo Project, the Clean Ocean Wave Sculpture, the planning phase of the Amphibious Tiny House, multiple course "drop-ins", and Art Invasions. Kim's slides from the presentation are included in PDF format as a supplemental file.

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  • COWS - Clean Ocean Wave Sculpture by Kim Bernard

    COWS - Clean Ocean Wave Sculpture

    Kim Bernard


    Description and images from Kim Bernard's University of New England Artist in Residence fall semester 2016 culminating project. Kim worked with UNE students and faculty to gather ocean debris and weave it into a permanent art installment at UNE's Arthur P. Girard Marine Science Center.

  • Henna Tattoo Project by Kim Bernard

    Henna Tattoo Project

    Kim Bernard


    Description and images from Kim Bernard's first project as the University of New England Artist in Residence during fall semester 2016. Kim met with students at UNE's Biddeford Campus Ketchum Library to teach them about the history, chemistry, and application of henna tattoos. For two weeks, Kim's time at UNE was entirely concentrated on the henna tattoo project, as the UNE community lined up to learn about and work... Read More

  • Indigo Dying With Amy Deveau's Chemistry Class by Kim Bernard

    Indigo Dying With Amy Deveau's Chemistry Class

    Kim Bernard


    Description and images from one of Kim Bernard's class "drop-ins" during her fall semester 2016 time as the University of New England Artist in Residence. Kim met with Professor Amy Deveau's chemistry class to integrate the process of dying with indigo into their subjects.

  • Kim Bernard: Artist-In-Residence by Kim Bernard and Lee Cote

    Kim Bernard: Artist-In-Residence

    Kim Bernard and Lee Cote


    Video highlighting UNE fall 2016 and spring 2017 Artist in Residence, Kim Bernard's projects during the fall 2016 semester. These included the Henna Tattoo Project, the Clean Ocean Wave Sculpture, the planning phase of the Amphibious Tiny House, multiple course "drop-ins", and Art Invasions. This video was created by Lee Cote, UNE videographer.

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  • Weekly Art Invasions by Kim Bernard

    Weekly Art Invasions

    Kim Bernard


    Description and images from Kim Bernard's weekly, student-produced art projects during her time as the fall 2016 University of New England Artist in Residence. Kim invited all interested students to meet on Wednesdays to complete an art "challenge" which changed weekly and resulted in an artwork crafted by the students and visible to the UNE community.

 
 
 

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