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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her
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Health humanist ◆ Intersecting Minds: A NeuroHumanities Collective (neurohumanism.com) ◆ 🦻🏳️‍🌈♿️ #Neuroqueer #crip ◆ #communicationequity & #disabilityjustice advocate ◆ literary scholar/translator ◆ professor of humanities & #narrativemedicine ◆ happy weirdo🦖
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🧠🎨 "Sensing the Unseen": A virtual exhibition hosted by Art Neureau (of Intersecting Minds: A NeuroHumanities Collective), launched July 7, 2025.
#Art
#NeuroHumanities #IntersectingMinds
#Perception
#NeuroArt
#ArtAndNeuroscience
#HealthHumanities
#MedHums
#ArtAndNeuroscience
#Exhibition
Poster for “Sensing the Unseen: An Art Neureau Virtual Exhibition,” launching July 7, 2025. The design features layered, asymmetrical dark panels on a gray background with floral and organic motifs. The title appears in distressed, art nouveau uppercase lettering at the top. Below it, the tagline reads: “art • perception • human experience.” Centered prominently in bold beige text is the launch date: “July 7, 2025.” At the bottom, “Art Neureau” is written in decorative text. The logos for Art Neureau and Intersecting Minds appear in opposite corners.
July 11, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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Please join Intersecting Minds this Friday at 1:00 PM EST for a conversation with Dr. Bradley Irish. We will be talking with Dr. Irish about his new book Literary #Neurodiversity Studies: Current and Future Directions (Palgrave Macmillan, 2025).
 
Zoom link: emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472
Flyer for an online event. The top left section has black text on a light gray background that reads: "5/9/2025 AT 1:00 PM EST ON ZOOM
LITERARY NEURODIVERSITY STUDIES
A Conversation with Dr. Bradley Irish, PhD
https://emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472" The left side of the flyer features a gray circular design with white sparks radiating outward onto a background of gradient blue tones. In the bottom right corner, there is a photo of Dr. Bradley Irish, a white man, smiling, wearing a black short-sleeved t-shirt.  He has a shaved head and awesome tattoos on both of his arms. He is sitting in front of a bookshelf filled with books.    
May 7, 2025 at 6:18 PM
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A digital collage poster for an event titled Intersecting Minds: A Conversation with Poet Matt McBride. The background has a textured beige and red paper-like effect. At the top left, "INTERSECTING MINDS" is written in bold black and red text, accompanied by an image of a typewriter. The top right corner displays the event date and time: "3/21/25, 1PM (EST), ZOOM Link: https://emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472 " in black text with a small graphic of the Intersecting Minds Logo, made up of intersecting circles with a red dot in the middle. Below, the words "JOIN US" appear, with "US" in bold black and red font over a red paintbrush-stroke background. The main text provides a brief biography of Matt McBride, listing his published works and accomplishments, with some journal names italicized. His social media handle (@matthewdmcbride.bsky.social) appears at the bottom. On the right side, a section titled "A Conversation with Poet Matt McBride" features a filmstrip-style border containing a headshot of Matt McBride in front of bookshelves.
March 19, 2025 at 11:56 AM
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📣 Reminder: Art Neureau’s CALL for SUBMISSIONS #CFS #SciArt #Neuroskyence #AcademicSky #EmergingArtists #Neurodiversity #CallForSubmissions #Poets #Artists #ArtAndScience #NeuroArt #NeuroHumanities #MindAndArt #Perception #Multimedia #Choreography #IntersectingMinds #AccessibleArt #InclusiveArt
A digital art poster for “Art Neureau: Sensing the Unseen – Call for Submissions.” The background has a dark, textured appearance with abstract, misty visuals. At the center, there is an abstract rendering of a blue brain with intricate folds, resembling a tree with its stem extending downward like a trunk. The text is in bold, white, slightly distressed font, with the submission deadline stated as “March 31, 2025.” The website “neurohumanism.com” is listed for more information.
February 2, 2025 at 10:02 PM
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“Photo-Elicitation with Autistic People.”Join us for a fascinating talk with Dr. Ariel Cascio, Friday, Jan 24 at 1 PM EST.
#IntersectingMinds
#NeuroHumanities
#AutismAndWork
#Neurodiversity
#SocialJustice
#DisabilityResearch
#InclusiveWorkplace
#Autism
#AcademicSky
#AutismResearch
#AcademicResearch
Flyer for an Intersecting Minds Works-in-Progress Talk featuring Dr. Ariel Cascio, an Anthropologist, Bioethicist, Autism Researcher, and Assistant Professor at the Center for Bioethics and Social Justice in the College of Human Medicine at MSU. The talk is titled “Photo-Elicitation with Autistic People: Exploring Meanings of Autism and Work.” The event is scheduled for January 24, 2025, at 1:00 PM EST, and will be held online via Zoom at https://emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472. The background of the flyer is dark blue with subtle tie patterns, and it includes a photo of Dr. Cascio in professional attire, smiling, on the bottom right. The top features the Intersecting Minds logo.
January 19, 2025 at 8:19 PM
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Reminder: Submissions are open for Art Neureau’s juried event, Sensing the Unseen. Interdisciplinary creatives are invited to explore the invisible dimensions of perception, cognition, and the mind. Visit www.neurohumanism.com #CallForSubmissions #ArtAndMind #ScienceAndArt #NeuroHumanities
A promotional graphic for Art Neureau's call for submissions titled "Sensing the Unseen." The text reads: "Art Neureau: Sensing the Unseen. Call for Submissions. Deadline March 31, 2025." The design features an abstract, organic pattern resembling intertwined branches or neural structures on a textured background, framed in an ornate green border. The bottom left corner displays the website URL "www.neurohumanism.com" alongside a circular logo with intersecting lines and a red dot at the center. The phrase "Intersecting Minds" appears in red script near the lower edge, and a QR code is placed in the bottom-right corner.
December 30, 2024 at 3:51 PM
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Health isn’t just the absence of illness; it is a harmony of rest, curiosity, and play. 🐾 #cats #mindfulness #healthhumanism
A collection of digital watercolor and paper-cut out cat illustrations by Lemony arranged in a grid. Each cat is presented within circular frames. Top row: A black-and-white cat with a green watercolor background, a black cat in a red circle resembling a ladybug, and three black cats in a heart-shaped frame. Middle row: A ginger and gray cat duo on a beige background, a sleek white-and-black cat on mauve, and a spotted cat on green with polka dots. Bottom row: A black-and-white cat curled on blue, a Siamese cat against white columns with a blue flower, and a pair of cats—red and black—on a snowy blue background. Playful, abstract designs with soft textures and harmonious colors.
November 23, 2024 at 2:02 PM
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"Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible." — Paul Klee On Modern Art. Trans. by Paul Findlay (Faber & Faber, 1966).

Intersecting Minds “Sensing the Unseen”
neurohumanism.com/call-for-sub...

#CallforSubmissions
#ArtAndPerception #IntersectingMinds #ArtNeureau #NeuroHumanities
A textured abstract artwork by Lemony featuring a grid of nine sections, each with colorful circular and semi-circular designs. The circles and arcs overlap in dynamic compositions, using shades of orange, teal, yellow, black, and white. The image has a distressed, painterly look with visible brushstrokes, scratches, and a rough, handmade feel. The background is beige with subtle grain patterns, enhancing the organic, layered aesthetic. The design emphasizes symmetry and contrast, blending geometric precision with artistic spontaneity.
November 22, 2024 at 1:14 PM
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As a user of AI-powered #AAC (Assistive and Augmentative Communication) technologies, I recognize both their potential and the significant risks they pose. These devices collect vast amounts of sensitive, extractable data—everything from basic usage patterns and location to detailed biometrics.
A two-column infographic titled "Data Collected by AI-Assistive AAC Software and Devices" and "Information That Can Be Used for." The left column lists data collected: Device usage, User location, Facial recognition, Voice recognition, Heart rate, Galvanic Skin Response, and Touch Dynamics. The right column lists potential uses of this information: Identity theft, Tracking movements/routines, Revealing health conditions, Revealing emotional state, Manipulation, Device hijacking, and Discrimination. A pixelated design separates the two columns, and citations are listed in small text at the bottom right, referencing various sources from 2016 to 2023. The background is a gradient of black and red tones. The author of the infographic/slide is Melanie E. Gregg
November 19, 2024 at 1:34 PM
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Hi, everyone! I am new here and am looking forward to meeting new friends. I want to take this opportunity to share a #callforsubmissions for Art Neureau 🎨🧠 , an initiative I lead for the #neurohumanities collective Intersecting Minds. Please share! #art #neuroscience #medhums
A poster with a modern design promoting a “Call for Submissions” by Art Neureau. The theme is “Sensing the Unseen: Intersecting Minds.” The submission deadline is March 31, 2025. The design features bold typography with curved, flowing lines dividing the space into sections of white, black, and gray. A QR code is included, and the contact email is neurohumanism@gmail.com. The poster mentions “A Neurohumanities & Consciousness Collective” and includes the website URL: www.neurohumanism.wordpress.com.
November 17, 2024 at 12:03 PM