The INCUBATOR Art Lab invites University of Windsor students from all disciplines to join the Fall 2022 BioArt class, BioArt: Contemporary Art and the Life Sciences (VSAR 3860).
Director Dr. Jennifer Willet encourages students from outside the School of Creative Arts to join this crossover lab intended for students from various disciplines. Non-SoCA students will require permission to enrol through Dr. Jennifer Willet. Email Dr. Willet at jwillet@uwindsor.ca.
Watch Cole Fortier, AKA Epoxy, learn about science and sustainable fashion with Jennifer Willet in a livestream event on March 9.
The Bioart course explores the intersections between art and the life sciences. Photo by Domenica Mediati.
A virtual event Wednesday, Sept. 15, will celebrate the opening of the storefront studio facility of professor Jennifer Willet’s Incubator Art Lab.
A virtual event Wednesday, Sept. 15, will celebrate the opening of the Incubator Art Lab’s storefront studio facility.
UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet’s “COVID Suit” graces the cover of Visual Arts News. Photo by Justin Elliott.
UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet’s “COVID Suit” graces the cover of Visual Arts News.
Jennifer Willet poses outside her BioArt lab in this photo by Dax Melmer.
Australian artist Ionat Zurr participated in an online “hangout” as one of the BioArt Kitchen events in October 2020.
Jennifer Willet has won federal funding to research how an arts organization can engage audiences online.
Artwork by Jennifer Willet, “COVID Suit,” 2020. Photo by Justin Elliott.
Works by Jennifer Willet and Nadja Pelkey are featured in a virtual exhibition of artistic responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Workers install the new sign outside the BioArt Studio of professor Jennifer Willet.
Professor Jennifer Willet has secured a downtown location for her new BioArt Studio.
A project by UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet invites the public to explore the intersection of art and science — in their own homes.
A project by UWindsor professor Jennifer Willet invites the public to explore the intersection of art and science — in their own homes.
