Synergy Part II

Synergy Part II is now on display at the Falmouth Art Center. Synergy Part II is an extraordinary exhibition of works of art created in collaboration with professional artists and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution’s scientists to visually portray ocean science research through art. The exhibition will be on display January 6 – January 30, 2023. An opening reception is being held on January 6, 4:00 – 6:00 pm.

Photos from the Gallery

Several pieces of artwork in the gallery, including "Deep Ocean: Disintegration" by Heather E. Stivison, "Arctica Islandica" by Claire Marschak, and "Coastal Surface: Community" by Heather E. Stivison

"Oceans of Time" by Marcy Cohen, "Marine Heatwaves" by Deb Ehrens, "Ocean Surface: Loneliness" by Heather E. Stivison, and "Bloom" by Keith Prue

Several pieces of artwork hanging in the gallery, including "DCM: Party Zone" by Heather E. Stivison, "Turbulence" by Ellen Biegert, and "Marine Heatwaves" by Deb Ehrens

Several works hung in the gallery, including "Marine Heatwaves" by Deb Ehrens, "Deep Ocean: Disintegration" by Heather E. Stivison, "Arctica Islandica" by Claire Marschak, and "Coastal Surface: Community" by Heather E. Stivison

"Origins III" by Dorothy Raymond

Close up of "Marine Heatwaves" by Deb Ehrens

"Drifters Triptych" by Kathy Hodge

Synergy Part II is the latest installation of the Synergy Experience, an ongoing series of exhibitions which expresses ocean science concepts through the lens of art. Visit the Synergy Project website to learn more.

Exhibition Dates: Friday, January 6 – Monday, January 30, 2023
Opening Reception: Friday, January 6, 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Location: Landrau-Partan Gallery, Falmouth Art Center, 137 Gifford St, Falmouth, MA 02540
Gallery Hours:
Monday – Friday, 9 am – 4 pm
Saturday, 10 am – 2 pm
Sunday, 1 – 4 pm
Participating Artists: Ellen Biegert, Marcy Cohen, Deborah Ehrens, Kathy Hodge, Laurie Kaplowitz, Saberah Malik, Claire Marschak, Chris Maynard, Alexander Morris, Keith Prue, Dorothy Raymond, Heather E. Stivison, & Hong Xu.