In the Media
Manifest Mars - Ministry of Ideas, Illuminations Podcast with Lois Rosson
A sense of divine destiny drove Americans to expand West. A similar spirit is behind the modern quest to conquer space.
Humanity’s First Cosmic Gallery of Children’s Art: What the Youngest Members of Our Young Species Most Cherish About Life on Earth - The Marginalian
Article about the Children's Art contribution for our upcoming Orbital Group Art Exhibition. A collaboration between S/C and Wendy MacNaughton's Draw Together.
CAPSTONE is on Capitol Hill - NASA Ames Research Center
The CAPSTONE spacecraft model, created by S/C's talented Luke Idziak, is currently on display on Capitol Hill.
The History of Astronomical Illustration: Q&A with Lois Rosson - UC Berkeley Social Science Matrix
Interview with S/C's Lois Rosson about her ongoing research on astronomical illustration.
The Spacecraft Agency can get on-boarded at any stage of the development process, but preferably around phase x.Together with the client, we conceptualize a fitting artistic vision and approach, taken into consideration all critical aspects of the mission.
1: Conceptualization
The Spacecraft Agency can get on-boarded at any stage of the development process, but preferably around phase x.Together with the client, we conceptualize a fitting artistic vision and approach, taken into consideration all critical aspects of the mission.
2: Creating the Artworks
The Spacecraft Agency can get on-boarded at any stage of the development process, but preferably around phase x.Together with the client, we conceptualize a fitting artistic vision and approach, taken into consideration all critical aspects of the mission.
3: Integration
The Spacecraft Agency can get on-boarded at any stage of the development process, but preferably around phase x.Together with the client, we conceptualize a fitting artistic vision and approach, taken into consideration all critical aspects of the mission.
4: Curation & Communication
How it works
The Spacecraft Agency is thé pluridisciplinary arts and crafts agency dedicated to crafting and curating self-initiated and commissioned artworks on space infrastructure to actively engage and promote the arts in the development of space exploration.
S/C initiates and curates in-orbit group art exhibitions, creating out-of-this-world experiences that communicate the awe and wonder of space.
Why?
Because spacecraft deserve some love too...
Here is how we do this:
Feynman
Arno Geens (BE)
The View from Above
Selby Sohn (US)
Cosmic Voyager
Mike Dabro (US)
The Swarm / Hive Cityscape
Steven M. Johnson (US)
Selected Curated Artworks
Featured Art
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Left: The finished PACE-1 satellite in NASA cleanroom.
Bellow: Some of the artworks present on the spacecraft.
Left: Artist rendering of Feynman diagrams on the PACE-1 spacecraft.
In 2021 the Spacecraft Agency set up its first Orbital Group Art Exhibition in collaboration with NASA.
4 International artists conceived and producted original artworks that are showcased on the outer body of the 6U NASA PACE-1 cubesat, marking the Spacecraft Agency's first curated space exhibition.
The artworks were launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canveral, FL on June 30th, 2021, and are currently in low earth orbit.
Artists: Arno Geens, Selby Sohn, Mike Dabro and Steven M. Johnson.
Curated by Luke Idziak.
