Megan McMillan (SMFA) and Kiley Kennedy (Physics/A&S) approach the unseen from very different perspectives. Through art and particle physics, their work explores how instruments, images, and processes of interpretation shape what becomes visible, what we can know, and what remains unknown. The discussion engages some of McMillan’s new work in the exhibition Thin Places: Thresholds of Transmission (Emerson contemporary gallery), Come cross-pollinate ideas, develop new relationships, and have fun in an open environment!

Tuesday November 17, 2026, from 5-6:30pm | SMFA room B209 | Register here