The Bio Art Series brought Bio Art into public and accessible forms. Whether it’s creating microbial art using yeast, or engaging with a full-body exoskeleton, Bio Art is a practice that transcends the fields of visual art, media art, and science – applied, social and political.
Abadakone: IOTA Artist Jordan Bennett's Tepkik lands at The National Gallery of Canada where contemporary Indigenous art from around the world have been curated into a major exhibition.
Jordan Bennett’s “Ne’ata’q" (Sun is coming out) is a vinyl window work installed at 1566 Barrington Street in Halifax, NS. IOTA worked with Nocturne: Art at Night on their DHBC’s Gritty to Pretty beautification grant program.
Time to take a breath and look up. This is the 2nd of 13 moons for 13 evenings. Read more about this series on our website. http://www.IOTAinstitute.com/studio-gallery/
@Artist_JBennett, Birds Lay Eggs, 24" x 24", giclée print, edition of 100. #newmoon #mikmaqmoons #mikmaqcalendar #indigenousart
