I am delighted to share my interview with Anabella Aguilera for the SciArt Curator Substack. Read the article here.

“The SciArt Curator is a biweekly newsletter and a guide to navigating the intersection of science and art.

SciArt can be an exciting but hard-to-grasp field. Who is doing what? How do these collaborations happen? Where are the opportunities? And how can you find your own way into the field?

Each issue brings together knowledge, perspectives, and resources to help you make sense of the SciArt ecosystem and explore how to grow within it.

Through conversations with practitioners and curated examples, we explore:

How SciArt projects happen: lessons, approaches, and insights from peers working across disciplines
Who is shaping the field: artists, scientists, curators, producers and other practitioners
How to get involved: calls, residencies, grants, events and other opportunities
What to explore: books, films, podcasts and other resources that can deepen your understanding of SciArt

Anabella Aguilera, also known as Lucuma is originally from Argentina, and now lives in Malmö, Sweden. Anabella has a background in biology and spent over 10 years working in life science research. Some time ago, she chose to explore new directions beyond academia.”