Ricou, Joana; Pollock, John A. The Tree, The Spiral And The Web of Life: A Visual Exploration of Biological Evolution for Public Murals. Leonardo Journal, 1:45 2012.
J. Ricou, D. Commisso, L. Gonzalez, J. A. Pollock. 2011.Evaluation of Mural Series on the Evolution of Life. International Journal for Cross-Displinary Subjects in Education (IJCDSE), Volume 2, Issue 3, ISSN: 2042 6364 (Online)
Ricou, Joana; Pollock, John A; Commisso, Danielle. The Evolution of Evolution. Canada International Conference on Education, 2011. Talk and abstract published in Conference proceedings.
Pollock, John A; Gonzalez, Laura L; Ricou, Joana. Simulation video game based on the immune system, co-produced with immersive planetarium movie. Science + Society: Closing the Gap, Boston MA 2007.
Publications
Studio Visit Spring 2012, vol 15-16 (coming out soon)
Encyclopedia Destructica: volume Bumba the Third
Encyclopedia Destructica: volume Bumba the Second with
editor John Thomas Menesini See images
in portfolio >>
New exhibit hopes to intrigue next generation of researchers
Includes a write-up on the museum kiosk "Dr. Allevable's Lab," with three videogames about regenerative medicine, that I co-produced and served as science advisor for.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
October 16th, 2009 http://www.postgazette.com/pg/09289/1005935-115.stm
Artscan - Carnegie Mellon UniversitySchool of Art March 2010 See >>
Carnegie Mellon University Press
April 2009
Video and interviews about Art That Learns, an exhibit that combined installation art and machine learning.
See here >>
(* Requires QuickTime Player)
Ciencia Hoje (Portugal)
December 2008
"Arte de Olhos Postos na Ciencia" (Art set its sights on Science)
Coverage of art installation at Forum Internacional de Investigadores Portugues VI (International Forum of Portuguese Researchers VI)
http://www.cienciahoje.pt/index.php?oid=28743&op=all
(Note: text is in Portuguese)
Mellon College of Science Alumni Magazine, March 2007
Piece on my collaboration with Dr. Alison Barth's to produce "Spines." See
here >>
WQED "Art In Transit" by Susie Meister (TV),
November 2006
See on YouTube
Artscan, June 2006 (on-line publication) Announcement of the second Female Art show.
Michael Machosky, "Art takes the Bus"
Pittsburgh TRIBUNE-REVIEW, Friday, April 21, 2006
Article on the Art In Transit with an interview
with me and other involved artists, like Fred Zeleny who organized
the initiative!
Artscan, April 2006 (on-line publication) Announcement of the Art In Transit initiative.
Susan Cribbs,"BSA Senior has Art on the Brain"
Carnegie Mellon University Publication, May 2005 (web
site) Full article on biography and the cover for The
Journal of Neuroscience.
Artscan, May 2005 (on-line publication) Announcement of the publishing of "Mouse hippocampus..
" as a cover for the The Journal of Neuroscience issue of April 27th.
COVER, The Journal of Neuroscience
April 27 2005 A detail from "Mouse hippocampus" was published
as the cover of the journal.
Pillbox Gallery, Pillbox Magazine The Tartan, April 2005 "And Sarah" was shown.
Marshall Roy, "Art Among Academia", Pillbox
Magazine The Tartan, 17 January 2005 Description of permanent installation.
Eli Pousson, “Untitled 2004” The Tartan - Carnival issue. 29 March 2004 A review on the art sale of CMU student and alumni
that took place during Carnival.
Quote.
Pillbox Gallery, Pillbox Magazine The Tartan, 29 March 2004 "Sarah" was shown in the Pillbox Gallery.
Kevin Chang, “Science and Technology” The Tartan, 22 March 2004 One of the panels of “Sea urchin embryos...”
was shown in conjunction with a caption describing my connections
between art and science in the “Science and Technology"
section.
Daniella Kraut, ”Kaleidoscope at the Frame ” The Tartan, 22 February 2004. A review on the Bachelor of Science and Arts/Bachelor
of Humanities and Arts annual show, at the Frame gallery.
Communicating Phylogeny: Evolutionary tree diagrams in museums Teresa E. MacDonald (tmacd@ku.edu).
University of Kansas Natural History Museum.
Paper presented at the 2010 annual meeting of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching. Philadelphia, PA
Neuroscience
cover. 
