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Contemporary Opinion ArtScience: The Essential Connection Robert Root-Bernstein introduces a column that will be to explore the essential connection of art and science in the past, present and future, with the aim of stimulating broader discussion of, and participation in, this essential connection… Historical Opinion The Fourth World: The Promises and Dangers of the World [...]

New Leonardo Thinks Postings

Contemporary Opinion by Julianne Pierce Network, Exchange and Dialogue: Media Arts in the Asia Pacific Julianne Pierce examines Media Arts Networks, Exchange and Dialogues in the Asia Pacific Region. Historical Opinion by Nancy Gorglione A Partial View Of A Three-Dimensional World Nancy Gorglione examines holography, three-dimensional (3D) laser photography, and encourages support for ensuring the [...]

New Leonardo Thinks Postings

Contemporary Opinion by Douglas Vakoch To the Stars, Silently Douglas Vakoch discusses the mission of the SETI Institute and an initiative to produce workshops with Leonardo/ISAST. The mission of SETI is to explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe. Historical Opinion by Roger F. Malina The Cultural Dimension [...]

New Leonardo Thinks Postings

Contemporary The Encyclopedia of New Media Arts Louise Poissant Leonardo June 2006, Vol. 39, No. 3: 180–180 Louise Poissant comments on the Dictionary of New Media Arts project,  She notes that it allowed us first to observe the passage from tools and machines to interfaces and then gradually to witness the shift from the instrumental register [...]

New Leonardo Thinks Postings

Contemporary: The Global Artists’ Diaspora and the LambdaRail Jack Ox looks at how the LambdaRail can help to develop the paths for communication, while also forging methods to reunite dispersed communities Leonardo October 2006, Vol. 39, No. 5: 389–389 Jack Ox is a Leonardo International Co-Editor, Research Assistant Professor in the College of Fine Arts at [...]

Registration now open: Arts, Humanities, and Complex Networks June 7 Budapest

Colleagues Hoping to see you in Budapest !! Roger Malina LEONARDO Is pleased to invite you to:  Arts, Humanities, and Complex Networks – 2nd Leonardo satellite symposium at NetSci 2011 taking place on Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art Auditorium, 2nd floor, Komor Marcell utca 1, H-1095 Budapest   [...]

New Leonardo Thinks Postings

Contemporary Opinion THE SPACE OPTION By Arthur Woods Arthur Woods concludes that the Space Option represents the most optimistic scenario for insuring humanity’s long-term sustainability and ultimate survival at this critical moment in history.   Historical Opinion: LEONARDO’S UNITY OF ARTISTIC AND SCIENTIFIC IDEAS By Aleksandra Manczak Aleksandra Mańczak concludes that the unity of Leonardo [...]

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Contemporary Opinion by Jacques Mandelbrojt Fractals in Art, Science and Technology Jacques Mandelbrojt looks at how the concept of fractals, invented by Benoit Mandelbrot, unites and gives a solid mathematical framework to ideas of artists, scientists and philosophers of art sometimes felt more or less clearly. Historical Opinion by Péter Érdi Biology and Art Péter [...]

Ann: The Second DC Art Science Evening Rendezvous in Washington DC (DASER) March 16, 2011, 6 p.m

Colleagues Announcing the second DC Art Science Evening Rendezvous in Washington DC USA= apparelty the first one this month was a great success = meet your art science colleagues in the washington Baltimore  area at DASER !! we also have a DASER facebook for those of you who visit the area or live there Roger [...]

Leonardo Thinks: New Postings

Leonardo Thinks 1968–2011 Contemporary Opinion: Artists and Scientists in Times of War: A Renewed Call for Papers by Michele Emmer and Roger F. Malina Emmer renews his request to end war and violence. Malina calls for proposals on the subject “Artists and Scientists in Times of War.” Historical Opinion: Only Bombs Are Intelligent? by Michele [...]