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
I am pleased to announce that my work is now represented
by the Miller
Yezerski Gallery in Boston, MA. http://www.milleryezerskigallery.com/
Sep 13-Jan 19, 2015, Crystal Bridges Museum
of American Art www.crystalbridges.org
State
of the Art brings together the artwork of
more than 100 artists, ranging from works on canvas and paper
to photography
and video to installation and performance art, and more. The
exhibition
examines the ways in which today’s artists are informed
by the past, innovating
with materials old and new, and engaging deeply with issues
relevant to our
times.
Sep 16 – Jan 4, 2015, Museum of Arts
and Sciences, Macon, GA www.masmacon.org
The Weather is Turning Weird - Solo show
Nov 16 – Feb 21, 2015, Zuckerman Museum
of Art, Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, GA www.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.
Dec 4-7, PULSE Miami
Beach Art Fair, represented by Miller Yeserzki Gallery.
2015:
March 8 – June 7, Fitchburg Art Museum,
Fitchburg, MA www.fitchburgartmuseum.org
Nature/Tech – Featuring the work of Christie Rinklin,
Michelle Samour and Nathalie Miebach.
April 11- May 10, Tarble Arts Center, Eastern
Illinois University, Charleston, IL www.eiu.edu/tarble
The Weather is Turning Weird – Part 2 – solo show
April 1- 30, Mbaraka
Cultural Design Center, Rio, Brazil
April 26, MIT Museum, Boston, MA web.mit.edu/museum/
Musical Performance with the Dinosaur Annex, as part of the
Cambridge Science Festival.
May 5 – Aug 15, The Welch Gallery,
Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA www2.gsu.edu/~wwwgal
Nov 8, Massachusetts Art Education
Association conference, keynote speaker, Boston, MA
Nov 13, Zuckerman Museum of Art,
Kennesaw, GA
Recent reviews / publications / grants include:
Grants:
2014 "Women to Watch" Nominee for Massachusetts,
National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC
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:
Raw Data: Infographic Designers’ Sketchbooks.
Steven
Heller & Rick Landers. Published by Thames & Hudson.
2014 (ISBN:
978-0500517451)
Creating Abstract Art: Ideas and Inspiration for
Passionate Art Making. Dean Nimmer. Published by North Light
Books. 2014 (ISBN:
978-1440335426)
Art Centered Learning Across the Curriculum. Julia
Marshall & David M. Donahue. Published by Teachers College
Press. 2014
(ISBN: 978-0807755815)
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. 2013
TIME for KIDS - That’s Strange But True!
Published by
Time for Kids. 2012 (ISBN: 978-1603201551 )
Seeing / Knowing. Published by Graham Gund
Gallery, Kenyon College, OH. 2012 (ISBN: 978-0-9847080-0-0)
Information Graphics. Sandra Rendgen. Published
by
Taschen, 2012 (ISBN: 978-3-8365-2879-5)
Living with Art, 10th edition Mark Getlein, published
by McGraw-Hill Higher
Education. 2012 ISBN: 0073379255
Data Flow 2: Visualizing Information in Graphic
Design. Published
by Gestalten Publisher, Berlin, Germany. 2010. (ISBN: 978-3-89955-278-2)
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.
