Martin Calvino is an American - Uruguayan multimedia artist and scientist. He is currently working on 31 South, a data science art project that investigates the role of financial institutions in the fate of home loan applications from the latine community in New Jersey. His work sheds light on the use of open data to empower latine citizens' understanding of the home mortgage process and the attainment of homeownership. 

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> 31 South, Walsh Gallery - Seton Hall University, Sep 12 to December 9, 2022

Curated by Jeanne Brasile (solo exhibition). See press release here

> Data Science for Social Justice, invited talk - Walsh Gallery - Seton Hall University, October 5 from 1 to 2PM, 2022. Register to attend here

> 17th Biennial Symposium on Arts & Technology, Ammerman Center - Connecticut College, November 10-12, 2022. Curated by Rene G. Cepeda (group exhibition). Weblink to exhibition here

> Intro to Data Analysis in R (Part 2), invited lecture - Computational Chemistry Course, Computational Chemistry & Chemical Biology Department, Rutgers University, April 28, 2022

> Calvino, M., Son, JH., Ellison, C (April 6-10, 2022). The NXF gene family in Drosophila: evolutionary history and cell-type specific gene expression. 63rd Annual Drosophila Research Conference. See my poster here

> Intro to Data Analysis in R (Part 1), invited lecture - Computational Chemistry Course, Computational Chemistry & Chemical Biology Department, Rutgers University, March 24, 2022

> Experimental Films Online, Digital Cloth audiovisual work, March 27, 2022

https://experimentalfilms.online/portal.html

> Shifting Ground, Morris Arts & Dodge Foundation, Morristown - New Jersey 

March - August 2022. Curated by Jeanne Brasile (group exhibition)

Weblink to exhibition here

> Interlaced Objects, Pinky Thinker Press Issue No.5 - January 2022

https://www.mignolo.art/ptp

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