Three decomposing leaves of different colors lie in a row.

Image credit: “Leaves” by Nikita, CC BY. Image has been cropped.

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This in-person workshop takes place at the California Academy of Sciences. Registration includes admission to the Academy. Registration closes June 26 or when full.

Can art help us to learn about the science of the natural world? Can science support the creation of powerful art? Are there substantive, meaningful connections between art and science? Join us in exploring the wonder and beauty of art and science, seeking out their areas of overlap. No prior art or science experience required.

Art and science can be viewed as different ways of seeing, questioning, and communicating about the same world. These ways of knowing can work together to build our understanding of, and connection to, the natural world – as well as our ability to take care of it and work towards its regeneration.

In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to tap into your own creativity and experience firsthand the connections between art and science. We will make art, and will investigate the overlaps between elements and principles of art and the NGSS Practices and Crosscutting Concepts.

This workshop is designed for teachers of grades pre K-12. All educators are welcome. This workshop takes place partly outdoors in Golden Gate Park, and partly indoors at the California Academy of Sciences. 

Wednesday June 28, 2023
9:00am - 3:00pm

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How do I join?

Pre-registration is required. This in-person workshop takes place at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Registration includes admission to the Academy.

Tickets are $35 for this one day workshop. A limited number of tickets are available, and registration will close June 26, or when full.

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