📚 Archive Post — Originally published on July 26, 2024. This content is now freely available as part of our public archive.
We are happy to announce that OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) has accepted our submission in showcasing several new paintings by Grant Keltner. These painting incorporate Arduino LED technology. Interactive, projecting light, and visual images.
We will also be showcasing an educational app highlighting Birds of Oaks Bottom. A monitor will be displayed allowing participants to see how well they know birds native to Oaks Bottom.
The presentation introduces programming, technology science, engineering, art and math. Jonathan Swanson designed and programed the electronics for these interactive paintings. This is all part of the Oregon Science Festival 2024.
Join us for the second annual Oregon Science Festival, presented by OMSI! A fun, interactive, and engaging week-long celebration of science!
The festival will highlight STEAM education (science, technology, engineering, art and math).
The festival will culminate in a two-day Science Festival hosted at OMSI on September 14 & 15, 2024.
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