333 E River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
United States
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Artist in residence Alison Hiltner will be joined by Dr. Paul Iaizzo the director of education in the Lillehei Heart Institute and the Visible Heart® laboratory, and Dr. Brenda Ogle, an associate professor in the Stem Cell Institute in the Department of Bioengineering for a panel discussion.
The panel will discuss each lab’s differing approaches to reconstructing cardiac systems and how Hiltner’s weekly experiences within both labs are starting to cross-pollinate these connected worlds as she begins to develop a narrative experience that explores reconstruction as a physiological and sociological act.
This event is part of a collaboration between the Target Studio for Creative Collaboration and the UMN Medical School.
Alison Hiltner
Alison Hiltner currently lives and works in Minneapolis, MN. She received a BFA from the University of Kansas and a MFA from the University of Minnesota. Hiltner’s credits include solo exhibitions at Spike Gallery in New York, the Museum of Surgical Sciences in Chicago and Heineman Myers Contemporary Art in Washington DC. In 2004 Alison was an artist in residence at Sculpture Space and received a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant in 2007 and 2011, MRAC/McKnight Foundation Next Step Grant and was named one of the 2011/12 Jerome Foundation Fellows. Hiltner has exhibited in numerous group exhibitions on the east coast and the Midwest including the Minnesota Biennial: 3D II at the Minnesota Museum of American Art and recently at the Evanston Art Center in Chicago.
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