John Megahan is the senior scientific illustrator at the Museum of Zoology at the University of Michigan since 1996. He holds a Master in Biology and eventually discovered the profession of biological illustration. He committed to freelance biological illustration for several years before joining the Museum of Zoology. While John enjoys the challenge of doing illustrations for others, he finds that as he matures, expressing his own artistic vision is becoming important to him. He is now looking forward to creating art that reflects his own interpretations of nature, life and the environment.
This exhibit gives a peek at the kinds of topics he hopes to pursue. He painted species that are threatened, endangered or have disappeared from Michigan and also of the flying squirrel, species that is being carefully watched by biologists as its distribution is changing and they are not sure why. He invites the viewer to see the show and find out about some interesting theories.
Going, Going, Gone runs from November through January.
Visit the website: www.seas.umich.edu/gallery For more information contact: Sara Adlerstein adlerste@umich.edu
This exhibit gives a peek at the kinds of topics he hopes to pursue. He painted species that are threatened, endangered or have disappeared from Michigan and also of the flying squirrel, species that is being carefully watched by biologists as its distribution is changing and they are not sure why. He invites the viewer to see the show and find out about some interesting theories.
Going, Going, Gone runs from November through January.
Visit the website: www.seas.umich.edu/gallery For more information contact: Sara Adlerstein adlerste@umich.edu
Building: | Dana Natural Resources Building |
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Event Type: | Exhibition |
Tags: | Biology, Culture, Ecology, Education, Environment, Exhibition, Humanities, Multidisciplinary Design, Natural Sciences, nature, Networking, Reception, Visual Arts, Well-being |
Source: | Happening @ Michigan from School for Environment and Sustainability, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Program in Biology |