Hanna Rose Shell

Getting ready for this evening, in Leadville, at Colorado Mountain College. Event 5-7, Leadville, Colorado.

Thrilling to have my film participate in the 50th anniversary celebration for Fiske Planetarium this evening, Great series of presentations by CU astronomomers. Happy Birthday Fiske!

Had a wonderful time yesterday as an Invited Speaker of the Solar Seminar Series at the High Altitude Observatory of @ncar_ucar Thanks to all fifty people that attended in person or online. Great energy, and new ideas from so much scientific expertise.

October 25, 5-7pm. Very much looking foreward to presenting video work in the very area where the Climax Observatory actually emerged and thrived in the 1940s. I'm collaborating with the Colorado Mountain College, with support from the Climax Mine, as well as the CU Offoce for Public and Community Engaged Scholarship. So many wonderful people I've been getting to know in Leadville, and as always so grateful for the support of @cuboulder @cucinestudies and the Art & Art History Department. Also the Research and Innocation Office, @actualreality @coloradomtncollege @freeportfcx @negativespacefilmlab

If you are in Boulder, consider coming to a double feature event tomorrow at East Window Gallery, 7-9pm, poet Candace Nunag and myself. With @joelle.cicak @eastwindow1 @ladysharkwalter more info in bio

If you are in Boulder, consider coming out tomorrow evening for this event at East Window Gallery, a truly lovely spot, for this double feature - poet Candace Nunag and myself. I'm looking forward to it @eastwindow1 with @joelle.cicak link in bio

Elaina Caywood, recent CU grad, wrote this lovely story about "Climax: Art, science, history." Thanks Elaina, and thanks to PACES and everyone who came out to the opening events and Solar Nexus extravavaganza.

Join me for solarities and snacks next Friday-in person or online. Link to register in bio. @joelle.cicak @cuboulder_aah @cucinestudies @hannaroseshell with thanks to @brakhagecenter @danidoubleyou @meatmandy_productions @beauwalters

Come see what I've been working on at the National Center for Atmospheric Research as part of Boulder Arts Week. Saturday anytime after 1pm. We'll be hanging out till 4. Call me at 1 (617) 230-6900 if you want more info. It's a bit tricky to find the exhibit once you enter the building. But I did my best to add signage. @cucinestudies @cumfa_film @ncar_ucar @actualreality

On April 25th, I'll be part of an exciting event at NCAR highlighting the extraordinary legacy of the Climax Observatory. I'll be doing a presentation with a vocal contribution by @joelle.cicak as well as a heliophysicist and a dancer. Link to sign up in my bio. Reception and snacks before and after the show. With the support of UCAR, friends of NCAR, CU office of Publicly engaged scholarship and the research and innovation office. Special thanks @meatmandy_productions

An extraordinary day at the American Academy of Arts and Letters: an amazing group of artists, scholars, and curators. Really can't thank the organizers enough; and all the presenters and attendees.

"Critique and Creation: A Symposium on Art & Inquiry" at the American Academy of Arts & Letters, keynote by @mel.chin . Supported by the Program in Visual Arts, the Humanities Council, the Center for Collaborative History, the Interdisciplinary Humanities Doctoral Program (IHUM), and GradFUTURES at Princeton University. Participants: D. Graham Burnett, Princeton University Clive Cazeaux, Cardiff Metropolitan University Julian Chehirian, Princeton University Beth Coleman, University of Toronto Peter Galison, Harvard University Alex Kitnick, Bard College Hanna Rose Shell, University of Colorado A.L. Steiner, Yale University Lilia Topouzova, University of Toronto Gediminas Urbonas, MIT Jina Valentine, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Jeffrey Whetstone, Princeton University Anya Yermakova, Willamette University So looking forward: "This symposium on art and inquiry convenes a group of twelve artists, theorists, and “hybrid practitioners” to reflect on the current state of artistic research in the US and elsewhere, and to investigate the ways that artist-researchers and researcher-artists are navigating the shifting spaces of knowledge production (and the adjacent domains of creative expression)."