Universe
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Claire L. Evans is a freelance science writer, science fiction critic, polymath, and musician. She has been writing Universe for five years and still doesn't know how to describe it.
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Recent Posts
- NA/SA: New Art/Science Affinities
- Universe Q&A: Frank White
- The Book of Exogenesis
- We're OK TO GO!
- High, Higher, Highest Frontiers
- Livin' In A Mycelial World
- On Seeing Further
- Science Communication, Balloons, and Carl Sagan
- Moon Arts, Part Two: Fallen Astronaut
- SETI, Really?
Recent Comments
- Chris Alexander on Universe Q&A: Frank White
- evan on The "God" Particle
- Greg B on Livin' In A Mycelial World
- Alex on The "God" Particle
- boomzy on Interview: Oliver Sacks
- Spencer on Universe Q&A: Frank White
- Claire Evans on Universe Q&A: Frank White
- Spencer on Universe Q&A: Frank White
- lordbison on Universe Q&A: Frank White
- Claire Evans on Universe Q&A: Frank White
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About
"A youth-culture-infused Nova." -Willamette Week
"An accomplished science writer." -Kanye West
Claire L. Evans is an artist and unqualified science writer whose work addresses the synchronies between culture, technology, and modern science. Evans has presented her earnestly cosmic Power Point performances at MoMA PS1, The Kitchen in NYC, the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art's TBA Festival, and the Portland Art Center.
Now five years old, Universe is her most long-term project; it veers uncomfortably between legitimacy and pseudoscience on a regular basis. Another part of the story: Space Canon, a diligent science fiction reading website.
