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This exhibition brings together new and recent projects by participants in the BRIDGE Artist-in-Residence Program at Michigan State University—a three-year-long initiative connecting international, cutting-edge artists with faculty and students across the university’s many colleges. With their shared interests in materiality and topical issues—the dual “matters” invoked in the exhibition title—the artists and their collaborators address a wide range of phenomena through interdisciplinary approaches to research, experimentation, and knowledge production. The exhibition thus reveals an “epistemological turn” in the arts and sciences, focusing on how knowledge is produced and how the process of production inflects meaning and interpretation. This major presentation highlights the incredible resources the university has to offer, and how artists and scientists work together to imagine the future, today.
Featured artists include Art Orienté Objet (Marion Laval-Jeantet & Benoît Mangin), Evelina Domnitch & Dmitry Gelfand, Tagny Duff, HeHe (Helen Evans & Heiko Hansen), Zbigniew Oksiuta, Kuai Shen, Stelarc, and Sissel Tolaas.
MATTER(S) matter(s): Bridging Research in the Arts and Sciences is co-curated by Steven L. Bridges, Associate Curator, and Jens Hauser, Guest Curator and MSU Distinguished Affiliated Faculty. Support for this exhibition is provided by the MSU College of Arts and Letters; MSU BRIDGE Artist-in-Residency Program, directed by Adam Brown, Associate Professor; Science Gallery Lab Detroit; Goethe-Institut Chicago; and the Eli and Edythe Broad endowed exhibitions fund.
This workshop explores Regular Expressions, a programming tool for batch editing text and code. Participants will get an overview and an opportunity to experiment with Regular Expressions techniques. Led by Megan Kudzia and Tianyi Kou.
Interested in going abroad, gaining internship experience, and earning credit toward your MSU degree? Highlighted internship locations will include Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Ireland, South Africa & Spain. Program fees include housing abroad, orientation, internship placement, and more. All majors are welcome.
Wed, Nov 7, 4:30-5:30pm – Wells Hall B310
Tue, Nov 13, 4:30-5:30pm – Case Hall 3rd Floor (JMC Library)
The Innovate State Speaker Series at MSU is a collaborative program designed to connect forward-thinking speakers with students and professionals interested in innovation and entrepreneurship. Topics include startups, new business creation, leadership and team-building, customer acquisition, fundraising and other special topics.
Held monthly through the academic year, this speaker series is held at 6 p.m. in the Erikson Hall Kiva on Farm Lane
Justin “Bugsy” Sailor, Founder & Owner of Upper Peninsula Supply Co., LLC, will be speaking at this series event.
The MSU Broad is proud to present David Lamelas’ new short film, In Our Time (2018). Part of the Broad Underground Film Series, this event will also feature a screening of two short films directed by Lamelas and Hilde- garde Duane and a conversation between the artist and Daniel Ricardo Quiles (School of the Art Institute of Chicago).
Stop in before the screening to explore David Lamelas: Fiction of a Production, on view through Jan. 6, 2019.
Broad Underground is an ongoing collaboration between the MSU Broad, Film Studies program, and Department of English at MSU. This year’s partnering venue is The Robin Theatre in REO Town, Lansing. Special thanks to the Lansing Public Media Center for their continued support.
Reporting practice in SLA research (Guest speaker: Dr. Luke Plonsky)
It is our honor to have our SLS alumnus Dr. Luke Plonsky, a renowned meta-researcher and editor of Advancing Quantitative Methods in Second Language Research, to discuss reporting practice in SLA. He will talk about how good reporting practices could help the field advance and enhance transparency and reproducibility in SLA research.
