Faculty Magazine

02/08/2017

🌟 Always exceptional—science storyteller, Britt Wray has a new project called Aurator to help you get intimate with the voices of science.

Peep her new work and peruse my conversation with Britt on Faculty 🌟

We get down with the wild and wildy intellectual adventures of science storyteller, radio maven, and all-around badass, Britt Wray.

01/25/2017

📹 NEW VIDEO...now with IMAGES 🌍

“Samples of the whole planet are here—and that’s how we understand it”

While the Smithsonian Natural History Museum has over 144 million objects in its collection, 99% of its treasure remains behind the scenes. Explore the secrets of the natural world through a myriad of drawers, jars, and a host of eager guardians.

01/19/2017

✨ Set your eyes to stunned with Ela Kurowska’s visual tale of creation itself 🙃

http://faculty.ac/image-story/shaping-the-origins-of-life-with-elzbieta-kurowska

01/12/2017

⚗️🔮 Recreating the creation of life itself in vivid, organic form 💡 🎉

Lightforms

Capturing the moment when lifeless, ambiguous matter is transformed into simple, living organisms, Elzbieta Kurowska recreates the creation of life itself in vivid, organic form.

01/09/2017

🌀 SNEAK PEEK—Coming this week 📅

01/03/2017

✨ Psst, there's a Faculty Instagram. Spoiler alert, it's great. ✨

https://www.instagram.com/facultymagazine

12/28/2016

Narrating the story of the sea—don't forget about ecologist, Sara Wickham's super saturated interview up on Faculty!!

12/14/2016

🌊🍃 New interview up on Faculty with ecologist, Sara Wickham!! 🌾💧

Biggest thanks to contributor Brynn Catherine McNab for the super soaking piece!!

Complex, dynamic, and deeply dependent, ecologist Sara Wickham shares the unexpected ways in which seaweed harmoniously weaves marine and terrestrial ecosystems together.

12/12/2016

🎉 Praise the light above, Faculty has been born again on Instagram 😎

Follow to whole your soul 🙏

https://www.instagram.com/facultymagazine

11/02/2016

'I had this boulder opal in my possession for almost 10 years before I had the guts to photograph it.' —Danny Sanchez

Framing the spaces between the known and the unknown, gemologist and artist, Danny J Sanchez subverts scale, depth, and composition to expose whole worlds in imperceptibly small places.

10/12/2016

A species that remembers the close embrace of Pangea—E. Woodii is the last known specimen of its kind.

Thanks to Great Big Story for the wonderful piece.

The last known specimen of E. Woodii is a relic of an unimaginably different earth. Let the palm house supervisor at Kew Gardens, David Cooke, walk you through its Jurassic past and ‘unfrondly’ future.

09/28/2016

Always amazing—Unseen Photo Fair & Festival just wrapped up. If you missed seeing Mandy Barker's new series “Beyond Drifting: Imperfectly Known Animals” in person, check out the insightful interview up on Faculty.

Thanks again to East Wing Gallery, Dubai.