April 11, 2015
Angelo State University (ASU) chemistry students and faculty hosted an Art and Science Family Day on Saturday, April 11, at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. There were several tables set up with presentations about the connections between science and art. Visitors had a chance to learn about ceramics, fossils, 3D printing, and make a necklace containing a sample of their DNA. Dr. Kathryn Louie, with an early jump on Chemists Celebrate Earth Day, oversaw the Chromatography Butterfly table in the Education Studio at the museum. All who stopped by were provided opportunities to create other pieces of art.
Continue to see the photo gallery from the event.
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