Clarissa Chevalier

Clarissa Chevalier (she/her) is a PhD candidate at the University of California San Diego affiliated with the Visual Arts Department and the Program for Interdisciplinary Environmental Research at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Her dissertation research combines media theory, feminist science studies, biological oceanography, and artistic practice to critically reimagine contemporary ocean visualization, datafication, and simulation. Chevalier has written and presented on topics of sustainability, ecological crisis, early women oceanographers, and the vital importance of artistic collaboration with scientists to offer alternative interpretations of scientific data calibrated to different ethical commitments. Email: cchevalier @ ucsd.edu

Clarissa Chevalier
Art + Science History, Environmental Media Theory, Feminist Science Studies

Research, etc...

2022
Participating Scholar, SFSIA Summer Institute, "Deep Ecology and the Cognitive Capitalocene," Brooklyn Rail, NYC

Getty Consortium Participant, Winter 2022, Researching Feminist Historiographies, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA

2021
Educational Materials Developer, History of Art: A Global View (2021), Thames & Hudson, New York, NY

Researcher, Pacific Standard Time 2024, Getty Foundation and UCSD [ongoing]

Grant Researcher & Interdisciplinary Project Developer, Anya Molyviatis Studio

Performance Art Participant, Wet Grace by Ellen Broadhurst, Sculptures by the Sea, Cottesloe, Australia

2020
Editor & Co-Founder, Tesserae Press

Interdisciplinary Researcher & Book Developer, Ian Strange Studio, Melbourne, Australia

Participating Scholar, “Concentric Curriculum: Ecological Gyre Theory,” Bus Projects, Melbourne, Australia

Archival Assistant, SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah College of Art and Design

2019
Gallery Assistant, Laney Contemporary Fine Art, Savannah, GA

2018
Docent, SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah College of Art and Design

Research Intern, SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah College of Art and Design

Installation Assistant to Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik, Shadow Stories and Matters of Time, SCAD Museum of Art

Contact: cchevalier@ucsd.edu

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