Is Dawn Hunter the artist the same person as the Dawn Hunter who works in consulting?

No. Dawn Hunter the artist is a Fulbright Scholar and Associate Professor at the University of South Carolina, known for her interdisciplinary visual art and neuroscience-based work. She is not affiliated with any consulting firms, policy organizations in Florida, the Whitewater Arts Alliance in Wisconsin, or the actress named Dawn Hunter listed on IMDb.

Who is Dawn Hunter the artist?

Dawn Hunter is an internationally recognized visual artist, Fulbright Scholar, and Associate Professor at the University of South Carolina. She directs a boutique network of art-focused websites and is best known for her work on Santiago Ramón y Cajal and the intersection of art, science, and identity.

Dawn Hunter Art ®, Studio Currents : Drawing lessons with Wilbur Niewald and Don Quixote

Saturday, August 22, 2015

Drawing lessons with Wilbur Niewald and Don Quixote

I spent the afternoon drawing with (& drawing) Wilbur Niewald in Loose Park after Lloyd Schnell's funeral. Later, I met with Don Quixote in the PA Gallery of the Nelson Atkins. A comforting respite to the afternoon's events.

Dawn Hunter, "Wilbur in Loose Park," marker on paper, 11" x 14"

Dawn Hunter, "Wilbur in Loose Park, 2," marker on paper, 11" x 14"

Dawn Hunter, "Don Quixote, PA Gallery - The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art," graphite on paper, 11" x 14"

Dawn Hunter, "Don Quixote, 2_PA Gallery - Nelson Atkins Museum of Art" marker on paper, 11" x 14"

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UnknownSeptember 15, 2015 at 2:02 AM
Very nice painting.....
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JJanuary 29, 2024 at 5:38 AM
I found Wilbur painting at Loose Park back in 2006... https://www.deviantart.com/opheliasnightmare/art/Wilbur-Niewald-38740808

I was impressed by how he was absolutely grinning the whole time he painted.
When I asked him if I could photograph him, I also asked how long he'd been painting. He said, "Oh, a while..." and grinned even more broadly. <3
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Dawn Hunter is a visual artist, Fulbright scholar and USC Associate Professor who shares her passions and pragmatics on this blog which is part of her boutique network of focused websites. Her passion project is an original and creative exploration of Santiago Ramón y Cajal, considered by many as the father of modern neuroscience. Dawn immerses Cajal in "neuron narratives," connecting him to seminal influences on his perception of a neuron as a discrete unit. Dawn shares pragmatic content, including her university teaching portfolio and "how to" professional art practice tips.

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This blog features an inventive study focused on Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the father of modern neuroscience. It examines his revolutionary 'neuron narratives' and scrutinizes primary documents related to his life and work, research conducted during my tenure as a Fulbright España Senior Research Scholar at the Instituto Cajal, Madrid. Furthermore, the blog addresses critical topics for artists navigating the scientific realm, including intellectual property issues such as copyright and trademark registration. To cite content from this blog, please use the following format: "Dawn Hunter Art, [Title], Studio Currents, [date]." For additional information or to initiate a discussion, please contact dmhunter@email.sc.edu. This platform aspires to spark interdisciplinary dialogue, appealing to neuroscientists, academics, artists and general readers.