Artists

 

Natalie Miebach

 

Miebach work focuses on the intersection of art and sciences, by articulating visually scientific observations. Using the methodologies and processes of both disciplines, Nathalie Miebach translate scientific data related to astronomy, ecology and metereology into woven sculptures. She basically translate data in three dimensional spaces. "By staying true to the numbers", she says, "these woven pieces tread an uneasy divide between functioning both as sculptures in space as well as instruments that could be used in the actual environment from which the data originates".

By using everyday materials, Miebach questions and expands boundaries through wich science data has been traditionally translated into graphs and diagrams. By "examining the complex behavioral interactions of living/non-living systems between weather and an environment", says Nathalie Miebach, "I hope to gain a better understanding of complexity of systems and behaviors that make up weather and climate change".

 

 

Biography

2004 – 2006

Massachusetts College of Arts, Boston, MA Master of Fine Arts, Sculpture

2003 – 2004

Harvard University Extension School, Cambridge, MA Courses in both astronomy and physics.

1998 – 2002

Massachusetts College of Arts, Boston, MA Master of Science in Art Education, Certified Visual Arts Teacher, grades 5-12

1991 – 1995

Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and East Asian Studies

 

Performances

2011

 

 

Hurricane Noel, Collaborative musical performance with Nineteen Thirteen (percussion and cello), Milwaukee Art Museum, live-performance

2010

Jean’s Passing. Collaborative musical performance with Elaine Rombola (church organ, piano), Nave Gallery, Somerville, MA. - live-performance

 

Hurricane Noel. Collaborative musical performance with the Axis Ensemble (New Music ensemble), Lilypad, Cambridge, MA.- live-performance

 

Hurricane Noel. Collaborative musical performance with Butter (Rock Band), Sarah Doyle Gallery, Brown University, MA - recorded-performance

2009

Navigating Into a New Night. Collaborative musical performance with Elaine Rombola (piano), Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA - live-performance.

 

Stormy Weather, Internal Storm. Collaborative musical performance with Elaine Rombola (piano), Amherst College, MA. - live-performance

2001 & 2000

How to Build a Raft, Cave Dog Production.
State University of New York at New Paltz, NY. Cambridge Multicultural Center, Cambridge, MA Performer in multi-media production combining shadow, video, narrative and music.

2000

Squares at Mobius Theater, Boston, MA. Solo Performance.

1995 & 1994

Cinderella and The Chaos, by Eko Widyasmoro & Hunting the Golden Deer, by Greg Harris

Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Collaboration with Indonesian Wayang.

Solo exhibition

2012

 

 

Babson College, Wellesley, MA

Direktorenhaus, Berlin, Germany

2011

Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, MA

Wallace L. Anderson Gallery, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA

Mazmanian Gallery, Framingham State University, MA

 

Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA

Stonehill College, Easton, MA

2010

Boston Arts Academy, Boston, MA

 

Sarah Doyle Gallery, Brown University, Providence, RI

2009

Cynthia Reeves Gallery - New York, NY

 

Schick Gallery, Skidmore College - Saratoga Springs, NY

 

Amherst College, Amherst, MA

2008

Nielsen Gallery, Boston, MA

 

Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA

2007

Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, MA

2006

Riverfront Window Project, Cambridge, MA

 

Publications

Her work has been reviewed by numerous national and international publications, including Art in America, Art News, Sculpture Magazine, American Craft Magazine, Wired UK, New Scientist, Christian Science Monitor (Innovation Section), Boston Globe, Art New England, FORM Magazine, MIT-Sea Grant Newsletter, The Boston Phoenix, Provincetown Banner, and many more.

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