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Sarah Hörst (left) and Amy Wetsch
Extreme materials
Otherworldly art
Published Nov 12, 2018
Art student Amy Wetsch builds sculptures inspired by planetary environments explored by Hopkins scientist Sarah Horst
A man gives a talk while a motion picture is projected on a screen behind him
Materials science
Arts, to the extreme
Published Sept 21, 2017
HEMI/MICA Extreme Arts program brings faculty, students together to translate research on extreme events in new and creative ways
A woman sits at a work bench with her arms folded. There are adjustable lamps on all the workspaces, as well as various tools
Risk/Reward
A place to create delicate art
Published Summer 2017
Hopkins alum Shane Prada directs the Baltimore Jewelry Center, where she leads classes on making wearable art and beautiful jewelry / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Richard Best
Urban Design
Underpass art
Published Spring 2016
Alum Richard Best's proposal would put an urban art park beneath the Jones Falls Expressway / Johns Hopkins Magazine
The big picture
Published Winter 2014
Power tools are roaring away on a new film and audio facility in Station North. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Parkway rising
Published Feb 2013
JHU, MICA partner with Maryland Film Festival to create a complex for film, live performance, academics / Gazette