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The photo on the left shows Lynn explaining the journey of Hap Group H in "Mitochondrial Eve", the center is from a talk at the Woman's Club, on the right are PZ Myers and Lynn talking about Darwin and evolution on the radio.
Art Shows + Radio Shows + Sci Art Talks
"If you're particularly interested in DNA, genealogy and unique and beautiful scientific art — check out the Bell Museum and make sure to stop down to see Lynn's exhibition. Besides being beautiful and fascinating, it's an excellent example of how one Minnesota artist has moved swiftly in to a realm, genetics and its visualization, in an innovative and very creative way."
Quote from an article by Steve Borsch titled "Exploring Darwin, DNA and Art". The article was published online at MinnPost.com, February, 2009. Steve is a Twin Cities marketing, media and technology guru.
 
Radio Interviews with Scientists
Lynn interviews prominent scientists about their work and current issues in evolution, genetics, physics, anthropology, and sometimes art. The shows are broadcast live on Air America, AM 950, KTNF.

The audio below is a short interview with Physicist Lawrence Krauss talking about his current work with gravitaional waves and the origin of the Universe. To hear more of the interviews including Evo Devo Scientist Sean B. Carroll, NCSE Director Genie Scott, Anthropologist Greg Laden, Physicist Jim Peebles and Keith Olive, visit Lynn's Blog.
Talks about Science and Art
Lynn recently spoke to two groups in the metro area: the Stillwater Critical Thinking Club and the Minnesota Humanists.
New Art Shows
Lynn is showing her work at Cold Spring Harbor Lab's symposium "Evolution: the Molecular Landscape". The CSH Lab is famous for the leadership of Crick and Watson, the founders of the structure of DNA.
Recent Art Shows
DNA Portraits at The Bell Museum of Natural History
The Bell Museum at the University of Minnesota showed Lynn's art as part of the Darwin festivities.Along with the images, Lynn designed graphical explanations of genetic research on tall banners. The banners explained the basics genetic concepts and showed how mtDNA and Y chromosome data and Hap Groups have meaning in the art.

Celebrating Evolution
2009
Show of new DNA portraits inspired by Darwin's theory of evolution at First Universalist Church in Minneapolis.

LifeScience Alley Conference
2008
Fellman was invited to show her DNA Portraits at the biotech event. The conference is designed to showcase trends and promote collaboration and innovation in life sciences among business and academia.

The Noble Conference at Gustavus Adolphus 2008

Fellman has been invited to show her DNA Portraits at the conference. The event is titled "Who Were the First Humans?" and features world class scientists speaking about their research on human origins. Fellman's art about Haplogroup migrations relates to research by presenters Svante Pääbo and Robin Dunbar.

Evolution 2008: Life Science Conference

Genetic inspired art on silk and paper at the conference for systematic and evolutionary biologists. Over 1400 scientists from around the world attended the U of M conference.

Woman’s Club of Minneapolis
2008
Individual show of large format work on paper and silk inspired by population genetics.

ASHG Conference in San Diego

Fellman was the first artist to exhibit at the American Society for Human Genetics conference. She showed her DNA Portraits and work on silk to the international gathering of geneticists.

Homewood Studios

Individual shows during 2006 and 2007 at the Minneapolis Northside gallery.