Anatomy Night: Heart and Art
Date and time
Location
237 E 4th Ave
Artworks - Gallery
(buzzer will be sent via email 24 hours prior to the event)
Vancouver, BC V5T 0B4
Canada
Refund policy
Description
*This event is currently sold out. Please register for a waiting list spot. We will contact you if any spots open up.*
Join Curiosity Collider and Anatomy Nights Canada to explore the wonders of our hearts on Valentine's day!
During this special event we will explore the heart, a spectacular organ, through art, dissection, illustration, and discussion with UBC professor Claudia Krebs, MD/graduate student Najah Adreak, associate professor Carol-Ann Courneya, and medical illustrators Paige Blumer and Kate Campbell.
Only 15 spots are available, so make sure to purchase your tickets soon!
What to expect?
This event is organized with members of UBC Department of Cellular & Physiological Sciences and UBC Continuing Professional Development.
- An anatomy of the heart presentation and bovine heart dissection by UBC professor Claudia Krebs and MD/graduate student Najah Adreak
- A discussion on the heart in art with Heartfelt Images founder and UBC associate professor Carol-Ann Courneya
- Illustrating the heart (draw your own!) - hands-on introduction with medical illustrators Paige Blumer and Kate Campbell
- Q&A and casual mingling
What are Anatomy Nights?
Anatomy Nights started out in Hull, UK as a public outreach event to bring anatomy knowledge to the general public. During an anatomy night, an anatomist talks about a specific organ and then performs a live dissection of that organ - not human: in this case it will be a bovine heart. This year the event is expanding to a new frontier with a global anatomy night - this will be the beginning of the Canadian series of events.
About the event
This event is open to all ages but minors must be accompanied by adults. Event venue is wheelchair accessible. Refreshments are available by donation. Proceeds will be used to cover the cost of running the event; profits will be donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundation.