Calling all Nano-Artist-Chemists: Art Science Residencies As co chair of the IMERA Art Science program I am pleased to bring to your attention IMERA, the Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies, has issued a call for proposals for art science residencies with a deadline of Jan 31 2011. We seek residencies by either artists ( all [...]
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Calling all Nano-Artist-Chemists: Art Science Residencies
28 December 2010, 6:03 pm
Filed under Announcements, Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Art, chemistry, Denis Bertin, Guy Lelay, Imera, Jim Gimzewski, Nanotechnology, Roger Malina, Science, Technology
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OPEN OBSERVATORY CHALLENGE ROGER MALINA AND THE NEW LEONARDOS
28 April 2010, 6:50 pm
Interview with Roger Malina: Txt: Teresa De Feo / Eng: Mimi Peña Full interview is posted at http://www.digicult.it/digimag/article.asp?id=1764 Teresa De Feo: Mister Malina, you believe in the relationship between science and humanity and particularly in the relationship between science, art and technology and seeing as, according your ideas, seem to be the most fruitful solutions [...]
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Andrea Polli, Art, art education, ArtsActive, creativity, Hard Humanities, human sciences, Imera, innovation theory, Lateral Thinking, Meet The Media Guru initiative, Mimi Peña, New Leonardos, Open Observatory Manifesto, Roger Malina, Science, Technology, Teresa De Feo
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The Impact of Computers on the Arts, Sciences and Humanities
23 March 2010, 5:58 pm
Abstract : Intimate Science and the End of Theory in Astronomy Modern astronomy has been transformed by the computer sciences in a number of ways. Large computerized instruments now collect almost all our information about the universe. This data is deposited into large databases called Virtual Observatories. This data, unlike photographic plates in general, is [...]
Filed under Leonardo/Arts Activities.
Tagged Arts, Berkeley Open Infrastructure Consortium, BOIC, Climate Modeling, Colin Norman, Complex Systems Cosmology, computer sciences, Computers, data, data bases, evolution, Humanites, Imera, Malaria, Mathematics, photographic plates, Roger Malina, Sciences, Scientific hypotheses, Scientific visualization, Simulation techniques, Technology, virtual observatories
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