January to February 2008
The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis Lynn Fellman's large format work on paper and silk inspired by population
genetics was shown this past winter at the Woman's Club. For an invitation to
Lynn's openings, ask
to be on the postcard mailing list. Colorful cards and email messages
are sent 4 to 5 times a year for show openings and special events.
May 24 to August 29, 2008
The Offices of Keith Ellison, US Representative
Fellman's DNA Portraits on display during the Northside Arts collective FLOW
event.
June 20 to 24, 2008
Evolution 2008: Life Science Conference
Fellman will be exhibiting at the Society for the Study of Evolution,
the Society of Systematic Biologists, and the American Society of
Naturalists annual confrence. It will be held on the Minneapolis
campus of the University of Minnesota.
November 11 to 15, 2008
The American Society of Human Genetics
Fellman will be exhibiting again at the ASHG conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
November 11-15, 2008.
January to February 2009
Fellman's work Celebrating Darwin's 200th
Show of new art inspired by Darwin's theory of evolution. Work
on paper and fabric at the First Universalist Church in Minneapolis.
Reception and artist talk TBD.
LIVE on the radio! Listen to interviews with Lynn and her guests
as they discuss current art, science, ehtics and more.
The shows were broadcast live The Voice of America AM
950 KTNF.
Interview with Mark Borrello: History of Science Professor Mark Borrello
talks about the "Evolution 2008" conference and his area of reseearch.
Interview with Bonnie LeRoy. Lynn
talks with Bonnie about the genetic counseling program she developed
at the University of Minnesota and some of the ethical
issues she faces in her profession.
Interview with Professor Mark Decker. A
discussion of "More
Than Darwin", a new book about the history of the controversy
with author
and evolutionary biologist Mark Decker.
