Blog: Jackie Clay

Jackie Clay is part of the Exploratorium's Online Social Engagement team, a Bay Area-based arts writer and an Alabama native.

"Behind Every Love Match There’s A Lot Of Code"

by Jackie Clay • August 13, 2015

What is romantic love? Our new exhibition The Really Big Questions explores that question.

The Paintings of Alexa Meade

by Jackie Clay • July 27, 2015

Artist Alexa Meade paints live three-dimensional subjects and renders them -- for a moment or through the camera’s lens -- as two-dimensional expressionist works.

Sketching Below the Skin

by Jackie Clay • June 25, 2015

Artist and students use drawing as a way of knowing and learning human anatomy.

Exploratorium Artist-in-Residence Played The Waiting Game

by Jackie Clay • June 16, 2015

Exploratorium Artist-In-Residence Nina Katchadourian's participation in the well-known "marshmallow test" study may inform her contemporary art practice.

Psychologist and writer Hugh McDonald fills us in on exhibition-making, standing inside a human heart and “why do we do what we do.”

Why Do We Do What We Do: Exhibition Making in the Exploratorium’s West Gallery

by Jackie Clay • June 2, 2015

Psychologist and writer Hugh McDonald fills us in on exhibition-making, standing inside a human heart and “why do we do what we do.”

Blog: Jackie Clay

"Behind Every Love Match There’s A Lot Of Code"

The Paintings of Alexa Meade

Sketching Below the Skin

Exploratorium Artist-in-Residence Played The Waiting Game

Why Do We Do What We Do: Exhibition Making in the Exploratorium’s West Gallery

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