The focus of this convening, stated by John Cobb, PhD, the Center for Process Studies, Claremont College, was agriculture.  The discussion opened with the education roadmap, a holistic document inclusive of the 12 sectors that cover all areas of human activity, all inter-connected. The group's task was to refine the... Read More

Alex Choi, USC alum and Office Manager at The Overseas trade & Investment Office of Busan Metropolitan City of Korea attended the July 10 opening reception for the Inner Self/Outer World exhibition by artists Wonju Choi and David Jang at the IGM Art Gallery.  There he met with Dr. Eunjoo Pacifici and... Read More

Inner Self/Outer World,  on exhibition at the USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery through October, 2016, was opened to the public on Sunday July 10.  The exhibition prompts open minded dialogs on moral, ethical and compassionate stances the individual can take when caught up in ever-changing geopolitical and institutional... Read More

Map to the Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) today announced that tens of thousands of Americans volunteered as part of the September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. CNCS led this... Read More

CLICK to Learn México Oil Industry Founders: Know the Past to better understand the present and plan the future Founded in 2001 and comprised solely of volunteers, the Friends of Greystone is a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise funds to restore, preserve and protect Doheny Greystone Estate.  The... Read More

The winners of the 2016 Meira and Shaul G. Massry Prize are a trio of scientists — Gero Miesenboeck, Peter Hegemann and Karl Deisseroth — whose research paved the way for a breakthrough technology called optogenetics that has revolutionized the way scientists study the brain. Optogenetics allows scientists to turn... Read More

Scientist Ken Adler visited the Pulmonary lab of Dr. Zea Borok to share his data on the MARKS protein and learn about the science at the USC lab.  Accompanying him on the visit was artist Pamela Schleifer Strauss, who worked with the IGM AG team and fellow North Carolinian artist, Beth Palmer... Read More

CLICK to see Opening Flyer On Sunday, November 13, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. The USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery hosted the opening reception A Different Kind of Light , to kick off the November Arts +Health month and then continue to incubate  A Different Kind of Light by... Read More

IGM Art Gallery Advisory Council Members Lynn Crandall and Jill Miller represented the USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery at this event , presented by BH+W Communications, moderated by Adolfo Guzman Lopez, SoCal Public Radio and supported by the Los Angeles Times Espanol, Los Angeles Hoy and Pen Center... Read More

This past Tuesday,  The USC WIM Speaker Series, organized by Jennifer Severa,  presented an interactive talk, Local to Global Community Capacity Building,  by Director of the USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery, Lynn Crandall.  In her introduction, WIM President, Stacy Patterson, Program Manager for Media Arts + Practice, the newest Division of... Read More

The USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences offered students instruction and practice in dramatic oral reading during a four-week after-school course. UVOL volunteers joined USC ReadersPlus staff to coach fifth-grade students as they read aloud from Rowling’s bestseller. Their collaboration culminated in the Magical Reading Competition on Saturday,... Read More

The Los Angeles Nagoya Sister City Affiliation (LANSCA) Children’s Art Exchange is a program for children of elementary and middle school ages in which art is produced and exchanged with Los Angeles’ sister city in Japan, Nagoya.  The USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery's Young Professional Committee member, Maryam Gueramian... Read More