Contemporary Opinion by Sheila Pinkel Expanding the Mandate Sheila Pinkel asks if the mandate of Leonardo be expanded to explore the intersection between art, science, technology and society. Historical Opinion by Itsuo Sakane Recovering the Wholeness of Art: Information versus Material Itsuo Sakane argues for a balance between the art of synthetic reality, based on [...]
Archive of posts tagged Culture
New Leonardo Thinks Postings
30 May 2011, 9:54 am
Filed under Announcements, Art Science Radar, Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Culture, Education, Five senses, Humanities, Information Technology, Itsuo Sakane, Leonardo Thinks, Material, Science, Sheila Pinkel, Society, Technology
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Symbiotic Art and Science Workshop
18 February 2011, 12:54 pm
Colleagues- I will be attending the Symbiotic Art and Science workshop (see summary below). If you have relevant writings I will happily bring them to the attention of the participants Roger An Investigation into the Intersection of Life Sciences and the Arts jointly sponsored by The National Science Foundation / The National Endowment for the [...]
Filed under Announcements, Art Science Radar, Leonardo/Arts Activities, NSF NEA Workshop, What Roger's Doing.
Tagged Art practices, biology, Collaboration, Creative practices, creativity, Culture, Education Symbiotic Art and Science Workshop, Humanities, Joint Research, Life Sciences, NEA, NSF, Roger Malina, Washington DC
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Ann: New Leonardo Thinks Postings
16 February 2011, 8:27 pm
LEONARDO THINKS 1968 – 2011 Contemporary Opinion by Meredith Tromble McDonald A Disturbance in the Flow Meredith Tromble McDonald comments on the importance of bringing an examination of nuances into our exchange of ideas about art and science. Historical Opinion by Rudolf Arnheim To the Rescue of Art Rudolf Arnheim comments on why art remains [...]
Filed under Announcements, Art Science Radar, Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Culture, LEA, Leonardo Electronic Almanac, Meredith Tromble, Rudolf Arnheim, Science, Society, Technology
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Artistic creativity, science, culture
5 March 2010, 7:09 pm
A working paper on “Artistic creativity and the new connections between science and culture” by Roger Malina is here.
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Cosmology, creativity, Culture, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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Now online: Et si la Science faisait Sens ? Repenser les relations Sciences-Arts
5 March 2010, 6:40 pm
Et si la Science faisait Sens ? Repenser les relations Sciences-Arts by Roger F. Malina. Here
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, Cosmology, Culture, Humanities, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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Now online: Micro Science / Making Science Intimate
22 February 2010, 9:57 pm
Micro Science or Making Science Intimate: Presentation by Roger Malina, SFSU, January 2008
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Culture, Environment, Hard Humanities, Instruments, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Scale, Science, Society, Space
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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
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Climate Art, creativity, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Fiction, Hard Humanities, Intimate Science, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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Now Posted: L‘appropriation culturel de l’Espace: ou une éthique de la curiosité
18 February 2010, 11:15 pm
Filed under General.
Tagged Atheist, Cosmology, Culture, Dark Matter, Leonardo, Roger Malina, Scientist, Space Science
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Added: Preface For Illustrated Limited edition on George Boole
13 February 2010, 9:31 pm
Preface by Roger Malina written for the illustrated limited edition on George Boole’s “Derivation of the Laws. . .”, the 3rd Chapter of Boole’s 1847 classic on the Laws of Thought. Written in 1989-90. This preface identifies issues raised by generative art and the evolution of computers that have changed the face of our culture. [...]
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Computers, Culture, evolution, Generative Art, George Boole, Mathematics, Roger Malina, Sciences, Technology
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