Amy Youngs's guest appearances

Amy Youngs

Voices of Excellence from Arts and Sciences

Livable Futures

Alexander Hamilton

Andrew Martin

John Stuart Mill

Richard Petty

Greg Anderson

Jim Fowler

Robert Baker

Harvey Miller

Michael White

Heather Allen

Michael Slater

Tom Hawkins

Kevin Richards

Ann Hamilton

Linda Mizejewski

OwlTail

Visual artists Amy Youngs and Candace Thompson work closely with ecology and technology to create communal, joyful, and loved filled connections to each other and the more-than-human world with whom we share the planet. Respond to the uncertainty we are experiencing on a planetary scale by becoming deeply embedded in your local community and aware of the plant life around you as you forage for food in your neighborhoods throughout the changing seasons of the year.

<p>Visual artists Amy Youngs and Candace Thompson work closely with ecology and technology to create communal, joyful, and loved filled connections to each other and the more-than-human world with whom we share the planet. Respond to the uncertainty we are experiencing on a planetary scale by becoming deeply embedded in your local community and aware of the plant life around you as you forage for food in your neighborhoods throughout the changing seasons of the year.</p>

Foraging Futures with Candace Thompson/The Curb and Amy Youngs

Amy Youngs, an associate professor in the Department of Art at The Ohio State University College of the Arts and Sciences, creates biological art, interactive sculptures, and digital media works that explore relationships between technology and our changing concept of nature and self. Her exhibit at The Ohio State Urban Arts Center features photographs of Flushing Meadows, Corona Park that have been mapped into three-dimensional space, so viewers "feel like [they're] there... and see these photographs as almost objects that [they] can pick up and move around." For more of her discussion with David Staley.

Amy Youngs wants you to get inside of photographs