A working paper on “Artistic creativity and the new connections between science and culture” by Roger Malina is here.
Archive of posts tagged creativity
Artistic creativity, science, culture
5 March 2010, 7:09 pm
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Cosmology, creativity, Culture, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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Now online: The Scientific Method as a Territory for Artistic Experimentation
2 March 2010, 1:48 pm
What is a Climate Artist ?: Or Making Science Intimate : The Scientific Method as a Territory for Artistic Experimentation” by Roger Malina for Ecomedia Feb 2009, Valencia.
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Tagged Art, Artistic Experimentation, creativity, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Science, Scientific Method, Technology, Valencia
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Now online: Art, Science and the Limits of Curiosity
2 March 2010, 1:32 pm
“Art, Science and the Limits of Curiosity,” by Roger Malina. LASER June 10 2009.
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Art Science, Cognition, Collaboration, creativity, Hard Humanities, Humanities, Laser, New Leonardos, Presentation, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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Malina Texts Added
18 February 2010, 11:47 pm
Some Art- Science observations: The need for Creative Friction Rethinking Art as Intimate Science: Climate Art as a Hard Humanity
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Tagged Climate Art, creativity, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Fiction, Hard Humanities, Intimate Science, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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The SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens symposium
15 February 2010, 8:49 pm
The SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens symposium will be an event involving individuals from a number of different worlds (e.g scientists, artists, social activists and community change agents, cultural commentators, educators, tangata whenua). Our primary aim is to facilitate connections and foster innovative, and practical solutions to the issues we are facing. Accordingly, a mixture of [...]
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Tagged community change, creativity, Eco sapiens, Education, Hard Humanities, Innovation, Leonardo, Open Observatoies, Roger Malina, SCANZ, Social activists, Symposium, Te Huirangi Waikerepuru
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