Lunar Codex News Today

Man’s creative expression in terms of painting, sculpture or music is no longer confined to the earth as artists are sending their artefacts to the moon

Karissa Narukami of Burnaby BC is hosting a free art class on March 30 for children and youth, including those with autism and other developmental disabilities.

One Shreveport artist had an out-of-this-world opportunity when her work was included in a time capsule recently sent to the moon.

A painting by Mi'kmaw artist Alan Syliboy has been sent to the moon as part of a global project to make the celestial body a keeper of Earth's art.

‘Peaks & Petals’

Greenville artist Traci Wright Martin will have her work permanently placed in a time capsule on the moon with Samuel Peraltas worldwide project, Lunar Codex.

Now on the moon, the Lunar Codex collection includes work from 35,000 artists representing 233 countries, territories, and indigenous nations. One of the artists included is Duluthian Kelly Schamberger.

Mia Tavonatti, an Iron Mountain native who has created numerous murals in the Upper Peninsula, is represented in the Nova Collection time capsule that landed

Rosa Fedele's artwork, depicting a woman holding a ring of keys, will be included in a time capsule bound for the moon as part of the Lunar Codex project.

Rosa Fedele's artwork, depicting a woman holding a ring of keys, will be included in a time capsule bound for the moon as part of the Lunar Codex project.