UCIRA Artists-in-Residency program.

Diagram of paper folding sequence. Pablo Colapinto of
UC Santa Barbara visited the NRS’s Yosemite Field
Station to explore biological folding strategies.
Image credit: Pablo Colapinto

In association with the University of California Natural Reserve System (UCNRS), the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts (UCIRA) sponsored six student artists-in-residence at California field stations this summer.

Here's an article from the UCNRS describing the awards. I'll try to get more detailed project descriptions to post later.

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Update:

Detailed project descriptions and artist websites/contacts...

• UC Berkeley, Sagehen Creek Field Station: Matthew Jamieson and Seth Andrews, MFA digital art and new media, UC Santa Cruz 
• www.jamieson-cartography.com
• UC Berkeley, Blue Oak Ranch Reserve: Kevin O'Connor, Ph.D. performance studies, UC Davis 
• http://performancestudies.ucdavis.edu/kevin-oconnor/
• UC San Diego, Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve: Stephanie Lie, UC Berkeley drawing instructor, MFA from UC San Diego 
• http://www.stephanielie.com/
• UC Merced, Yosemite Field Station: KinoEar Collective (Maayan Tsadka–doctor of music arts; Danielle Williamson–MFA digital art and new media; Nathaniel Ober–MFA digital art and new media), UC Santa Cruz. 
• http://Soundcloud.com/majanka 
• http://DanielleWilliamson.com/work 
• http://nathanielober.com/
• UC Merced, Yosemite Field Station: Pablo Colapinto, MA and Ph.D. media art and technology, UC Santa Barbara 
• http://mat.ucsb.edu/show/2013/people/pablo-colapinto/