FINAL REPORT for the NSF Art and Science Workshop on the intersection of the Life Sciences, Provided by Chris Comer SymBIOtic ART & Science: An Investigation at the Intersection of Life Sciences and the Arts A conference jointly sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts February 28-March 1, 2011 [...]
Archive of posts filed under the NSF NEA Workshop category.
Vision/Mission Statement for the proposed Network for Science, Engineering, Art and Design.
Here is the final Vision/Mission Statement for the proposed Network for Science, Engineering, Art and Design. A mailman list has now been set up for anyone interested in joining in the discussion and being kept informed: https://lists.viz.tamu.edu/listinfo/nsead If you want to join go to the link. In addition there is a document sharing site: http://www.viz.tamu.edu/faculty/lurleen/main/NSEAD/ [...]
Next Steps in building Network of Science Engineering Art and Design
Next Steps in building Network of Science Engineering Art and Design As I mentioned in this blog there was a meeting Nov 14/15 of the NSF funded group working on establishing a network of science engineering art and design (NSEAD but a first decision was to come up with a better name). http://malina.diatrope.com/2011/11/12/nsf-art-science-workshop-at-maryland-institute-college-of-art-nov-14-and-15-2011/ The group [...]
NSF Art Science workshop at Maryland Institute College of Art Nov 14 and 15 2011
This Monday Tuesday I am participating in the NSF workshop on setting up a Network for Sciences, Engineering, Arts and Design (NSEAD) this is the fifth in a series of NSF workshops exploring art-science relationships a number of useful supporting documents are available at http://www.viz.tamu.edu/faculty/lurleen/main/NSEAD/ roger The National Science Foundation Computer, Information Systems and Engineering [...]
NSF NEA report from 2010 workshop
I forgot to bring your attention to the report from the first NSF NEA workshop that was held in late 2010- there are workshops scheduled in south carolina in september 2011 and in maryland in November 2011 It is good to see the sustained interest from NSF and NEA to help the art-science community develop [...]
ALT.ART-SCI: We need new ways of linking the arts and sciences
Colleagues There is now a blog discussion going on the US National Endowment for the Arts (nea) WEB SITE = as a follow up to the joint workshop between the US national science foundation and the nea= join the discussion to help us convince these funding agencies to fund art science collaboration in the US [...]
What are the Different Types of Art Science Collaboration
We propose to develop here some kind of breakdown of the different kinds of art science collaboration as an aid to analysis, while recognising that this set of categories is not ‘orthogonal’ and many projects involve several types. W also seek to collect other examples of categories of art science developed by other authors. This [...]
WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF ART-SCI ?
WHAT IS THE GOAL OF ART-SCI : ?? INTEGRATION ? the THIRD CULTURE ARGUMENT ? SEVERAL GOALS ? In response to one of the discussions Drew made a comment, below, that the “goal of Art Sci is integration” Is this really the goal ? Integration of what ? the arts and sciences ? institutionally ? [...]
How to select Art-Sci through Peer Review
Issue: How to put together traditional peer review or selection committees to evaluate and rank Art Science Proposals In the discussions so far, an issue has come up repeatedly of the problem of how to “select for funding’ art science proposals Typically panels are composed of experts who have established their pre-eminence in given discipline [...]