Stephen Nowlin explores the intersection of science and art at Chapel Studio and at ArtCenter College of Design.http://www.stephennowlin.comRecent exhibitions curated include SKY ( http://artcenter.edu/exhibitions); MOONS ( http://williamsongallery.net/moons ); ECLIPSE​ ( http://williamsongallery.net/eclipse ); UNCERTAINTY ( http://williamsongallery.net/uncertainty ), REALSPACE ( http://williamsongallery.net/realspace ), PAGES, ( http://www.williamsongallery.net/pages ), WORLDS, contemporary art and astronomy ( http://williamsongallery.net/worlds ); “Things That Float,” an online exhibit for NASAimages.org ( https://archive.org/details/ThingsThatFloat ); HYPERBOLIC: Reefs, Rubbish, and Reason, an exhibition of mathematics, ocean ecology, and crochet handicraft, organized by Margaret Wertheim at the Institute for Figuring; ENERGY, a composite engagement with art, science, history, and poetry around the theme of natural forces; OBSERVE, a collaboration between invited artists and scientists at the NASA/JPL- Caltech Spitzer Space Telescope; "​In The Dermisphere,"​ a look at the art and natural history of skin; TOOLS, an exploration of the art and science of extensions to human biology; EAR(TH), a sound installation by artist Steve Roden using satellite data of Earth tectonics as a score; and NEURO, a collaboration between invited artists and scientists at Caltech's Center for Neuromorphic Systems Engineering.Media art pioneers featured in solo exhibitions organized by Stephen Nowlin have included Michael Naimark, Paul DeMarinis, Jim Campbell, Sara Roberts, Jennifer Steinkamp, and others.In addition, Nowlin has organized solo exhibitions of notable contemporary artists including James Rosenquist, Robert Morris, Sol LeWitt, Judy Pfaff, David Hockney, Donald Judd, and Wayne Theibaud; designers Massimo Vignelli, Ivan Chermayeff, and Milton Glaser; photographer Philippe Halsman; architect Robert Venturi and the collective Archigram.