KINDRA CRICK

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  • Work
    • Illuminated Wilderness
    • Intaglio Prints
    • Chalkboard Memories
    • Cerebral Wilderness
    • DNA
    • Infectious Ideas
    • Chemistry of Love
  • Events
    • Illuminated
  • About
    • Bio & Press
  • Contact
  • Available work

Biography

Kindra CrickKindra Crick
Kindra Crick creates art that gives visual expression to the wonder and process of scientific inquiry and discovery. In her installations and layered mixed-media work, she incorporates drawings, diagrams, maps and imagery from under the microscope. Crick has a degree in Molecular Biology from Princeton University and a Certificate in Painting from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Her work has been influenced by the inspired marriage of her grandparents, the scientist Francis Crick and the artist Odile Crick. Kindra has exhibited throughout the U.S. and in the UK, including shows at the New York Hall of Science and MDI Biological Laboratory.  Her work is included in the LMB permanent collection in Cambridge, England and has been featured in the Huffington Post, Science Magazine, SciArt Magazine and Oregon Arts Watch. In the fall of 2017, she was a featured artist on Oregon Art Beat and joined the Jordan Schnitzer Printmaking Residency at the Sitka Center for Art and Ecology.

As part of NW Noggin, an arts-integrated neuroscience outreach group, Kindra created a neuroscience-inspired installation for the Phillips Collection in D.C. and gave an accompanying lecture at the Portland Art Museum. She enjoys living, working and drinking coffee in Portland, Oregon.

To inquire about artwork, a speaking engagement, or for a current C.V. please contact me at kindra.crick@gmail.com

Recent Press

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'Neural Echoes':Kindra Crick and the Science of Creativity
Oregon Art Beat [video, TV] 

SciArt Initiative Interview [video
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Interalia Magazine :: Bound in a Net of Memories 

SciArt Magazine


ArtsWatch :: Kindra Crick’s Mad Pursuit

Huffington Post

Oregon Coast :: In a Class of their Own

What Mad Pursuit :: Double helix inspired sculpture [video]

ASBMB :: An Artist Named Crick

SciArt Center New York Interview

Science Magazine 

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