I am on the cover of the the current (Dec/Jan
2014 issue) of American Craft Magazine.
Inside is a great article about my work called "Composing
Chaos" by Joyce Lovelace. www.craftcouncil.org/magazine/article/composing-chaos
These are images of my current show up until
January 4, 2014, at the Craft and Folk Art Museum (www.cafam.org):
Upcoming/Current Shows:
2013
Nov 20 – Feb 26, 2014
“All Things Considered VII”, National Basketry Organization
Biennial Juried Show, Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, MA
2014:
Jan 17 – March 10
Perlman Teaching Museum Carlton College, Northfield, MN
Lifeblogging - Featuring works by Elise Engler, Leona Christie,
Jennifer Dalton, Clive
Smith, Suzanne Szucs, Richard Garrison, Stephen Cartwright,
Katie Lewis,
Nathalie Miebach, Renato Umali, and Madelyn Roehrig, this exhibition
will
explore the chronicling impulse.
March 14 - April 16
Beard and Weil Gallery
Wheaton College, Norton, MA
The Observant Eye - Featuring the work of Jane Marsching, Marina
Mangubi and Nathalie Miebach.
March 25 – May 4
Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cotuit, MA
That Link between Ocean and Land
Solo show featuring a range of older and new work related to
observing weather changes on Cape Cod.
April 2014 - April 2015
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport (T North Concourse)
Atlanta, GA
Flight Pattern - Group show of national and international
Artists responding to the theme of flight and patterns.
May 3 – June 25
Axiom Gallery - Boston Cyber Arts Festival, Boston, MA
The New Aesthetic – Group show of artists integrating technology
and traditional mediums.
May 11 – Aug 25
Elmhurst Art Museum, Elmhurst, IL
/www.elmhurstartmuseum.org Lifeblogging – Featuring works by Elise Engler, Leona
Christie, Jennifer Dalton, Clive Smith, Suzanne Szucs, Richard
Garrison, Stephen Cartwright, Katie Lewis, Nathalie Miebach,
Renato Umali, and Madelyn Roehrig, this exhibition will explore
the chronicling impulse.
June 14 – Sep 12
New Bedford Art Museum
New Bedford, MA
/www.newbedfordartmuseum.org Synergy - Group show exploring the ocean, through collaborations
between scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
and Massachusetts Institute of Technology and visual artists.
Sep 16 – Jan 4, 2015
Museum of Arts and Sciences
Macon, Georgia www.masmacon.org/ The Weather is Turning Weird - Solo show
Nov 16 – Feb 21, 2015
Zuckerman Museum of Art
Kennesaw State University zuckerman.kennesaw.edu/ Laboratory - Group Show featuring artists who examine
visual manifestations of complex ideas and systems, translating
scientific data into art. Artists include Erik Demaine, Robert
Daniel Flowers, Nathalie Miebach, Karen Rich Beall, and Lauren
Redniss.
2015:
March / April
Tarble Arts Center
Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
The Weather is Turning Weird – Part 2 – solo show
Sep – Dec
Peeler Art Center
DePauw University, Greencastle, IN
solo show
Upcoming Artist Talks:
Jan 16, Interlochen Center for the Arts Academy,
Traverse City, MI
Feb 19th, Textile Study Group, Community Church
on East 35th Street in New York, NY
Feb 27, Harvard University, Visualize Conference
April 10, Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick, NJ
Nov 8, Massachusetts Art Education Association
conference, keynote speaker, Boston, MA
Recent reviews / publications / grants include:
Grants:
2013 Artist’s Resource Grant
2013 Brother Thomas Award Nominee
2012 World Technology Award Nominee, Individual Artist Category
2012 Women to Watch” Nominee for Massachusetts, National
Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC
2011 TED Global Fellowship
2011 Pollock Krassner Award
Book Publications:
“Information Graphics”, Sandra Rendgen,
published by Taschen. ISBN: 978-3-8365-2879-5
“Time for Kids: That’s Strange But True:
The World Most Astonishing Facts and Records”, published
by Time for Kids Magazine. ISBN: 978-1603201551 (published September
2012)
“Living with Art”, 10th edition Mark
Getlein, published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. ISBN: 0073379255
(published Fall 2012)
“Compose, Design, Advocate: a rhetoric for
integrating written, visual, and oral communication” ,
2nd edition by Anne Frances Wysocki & Dennis A. Lynch, published
by Pearson Longman. (published 2013)
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
of the United States of America (PNAS) vol 110, No. 9
Raven Hanna, science writer
National
Endowment for the Arts:
“Driven By Data: Nathalie Miebach on Basket Weaving and
Tinkering” - Q&A with Whitney Dail, August 2012
“Data, Visualization, Poetry and Sculpture” -
Recent blog by Dylan Schenker – I really like his take
on both Stefanie Posavec and my talks from the Eyeo Festival
this summer in Minneapolis. To find the poetry in information
without compromising its integrity as a factual thing is extremely
hard, because it requires letting go of controlling the outcome
of the visualization and allowing it to reveal contradictions
that one may not always understand.
