University Bridge | a SciArt Space
Welcome to University Bridge | a SciArt Space, a showcase of art reflecting science and medicine. |
Shining a light on each other's blind spots, both science and art seek to comprehend, appreciate, and elucidate the world we live in through inquiry, often incorporating different cultural perspectives. |
Invoking our local Saskatoon monument, University Bridge | a Sciart space offers a concise exploration of a Sciartist’s work by an artist, a scientist, and writer to inform our readers of the opportunities and benefits of bridging the talents of artists, scientists and other interested communities. |
2024 OVDR Cover Art Competition
Jae Newton
Jae Newton, “Wings Over Boreal Waters”. Fourth Year MD Student. 2024.
Mahesh Rachamalla
Mahesh Rachamalla, "Mandala abstract: Multigenerational impacts of arsenic in fish", PhD candidate, 2024.
Mason Beaulieu
"The Prairie Scientist" by Mason Bealiu
Retaj Ramadan
Retaj Ramadan, "Carpal Tunnel Release". 4th Year MD Student. 2024.
Richard Ngo
Richard Ngo, "Synaptic Harmony". Resident Physician, Swift Current Family Medicine Program, 2024.
Romaisa Ismaeel
Romaisa Ismaeel, "Blazing Forests." Medical Student. 2024
Savio Nguyen
"Tongue Anatomy" by Savio Nguyen
"Hereditary Spherocytosis" by Savio Nguyen
Shang (Selina) Shi
Shang (Selina) Shi, “Finding the way”. Resident, Diagnostic Radiology. 2024.
Shreoshri Bhattacharjee
“I have got a lot on my plate right now!” by Shreoshri Bhattacharjee, Phd, Biochemistry, Microbiology & Immunology Department (BMI), 2024
Sukhman Kaur
Sukhman Kaur, “The Stories that Nature Shares”. MD Student, Year 1. 2024.
Sumayya Imran
Sumayya Imran, "The Falls". MD Student, College of Medicine. 2024.
Participate
The goal of the showcase is to open the local reader who is ideally a local burgeoning scientist or artist to the opportunities that crossdisciplinarity practices can achieve\offer and the benefits to both artists, scientists and their communities.
Please send expressions of interest to OVDR Email. The Curatorial Committee will then communicate further instructions.
What are your thoughts on the interaction of science & art? How do they inform each other?