Grunwald Gallery of Art - Indiana University Bloomington
October 14 - November 16, 2016
[RE]Imagining Science
(Re)Imagining science contains collaborative projects by fifteen teams of researcher in the arts and science. The exhibition, based at Indiana University Bloomington, contains a variety of projects by artists and scientists that illustrate scientific principles, develop ways to understand science differently, and potentially may create new science as the outcome. Collaborations will feature the work of researcher in the visual and sound arts, design, sciences and social sciences, and will include large scale sculptural objects, photographs, installations, video works, interactive environments, microscopy images, and sound works.
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia
Milano dal 12 luglio 2016
EXTREME – ALLA RICERCA DELLE PARTICELLE
Extreme. Alla ricerca delle particelle, è la nuova esposizione permanente progettata e realizzata dal Museo in partnership con CERN – Organizzazione europea per la ricerca nucleare e INFN – Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare. L’esposizione permette di gettare uno sguardo su un ambito di ricerca affascinante, che esplora la trama della materia nelle sue componenti più infinitesimali. In questa indagine dei mattoni fondamentali del nostro universo, oggi il lavoro di migliaia di scienziati da tutto il mondo converge attorno a grandissime strutture dotate di macchinari sempre più potenti e sofisticati.
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia
Milano dal 6 al 12 luglio 2015
VIDEO SOUND ART FESTIVAL 2015 – “THE MAN INTO THE MAP”
Dal 6 al 12 luglio si è svolta la quinta edizione di Video Sound Art, festival dedicato all’arte e all’innovazione tecnologica con la direzione artistica di Laura Lamonea e con il contributo del Comune di Milano e della Regione Lombardia, per il secondo anno al Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia di Milano. Gli interventi artistici di Video Sound Art si sono svolti attorno a uno dei più importanti simboli del museo: il Transatlantico Biancamano. Quest’anno, infatti, l’area Polene, la Sala Biancamano e naturalmente la facciata del Transatlantico sono stati animati dalle opere degli artisti di Video Sound Art, vere eccellenze all’interno del panorama internazionale.
DAW InternationalScience and Technology in Cultural Context Museum of Art (MoA) Seoul
October 8th to Dec 8th 2014
DAW INTERNATIONAL's is concerned in general with the bridge between the arts and sciences in cultural context with the application of digital technology in specific. Consisting of symposia, workshops and cultural events, the DAW program offers insight into current research and innovations in art and technology as well as illustrating resulting synergies, making artists aware of impulses in technology and scientists aware of the possibilities of application of technology in the arts. Based at the Computer Systems Institute at the ETH Zurich, DAW was founded in 2005 by Prof. Jürg Gutknecht, Arthur Clay, and Dr. Stefan Müller Arisona to drive interdisciplinary initiatives involving innovations in computer science.
Fabrica vitae touring exhibition Zakynthos
4-8 Sept 2014
A touring exhibition about the fabric of life inspired by Andreas Vesalius 1514-1564. The intention of the touring exhibition is to question what we consider the role of Art and Anatomy to be in this modern world. The work reflects how contemporary artists, scientists and thinkers perceive the human body and how the future of anatomical research is seen to be unfolding. Vesalius would be at the forefront of this exploration, if he were alive today, and the exhibition wishes to evoke his spirit in pushing the barriers of thought as wide open as he would undoubtedly insist. Fabrica Vitae will have it’s grand opening during the conference “Vesalius Continuum” Commemorating the 500th anniversary of Andreas Vesalius.
Science & Art: so different, so similar! 2014 Santiago de Compostela 13 - 19 April 2014
LECTURE: SCIENCE AS INSPIRATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
Training course organized by IES Urbano Lugrís. Coll. : ARSCIENCIA, SOTAVENTO , MUSEO SCIENTÍFICOS CORUÑESES.
Comenius Grundtvig Training Database Reference Number : ES-2013-353-002
New York Hall of Science
September 3, 2011 - February 5, 2012
DIGITAL11: The Alchemy of Change
Art & Science Collaboration's 13th international digital print exhibition at the New York Hall of Science
The “art & technology” movement that began in small pockets around the world in the mid-late 1960's, has now become mainstreamed into the global art world, creating many new fine art [digital] genres. Art-science practice is relatively new. Here you will find artists that have had a deep-seated passion for science most of their lives. Some of them even received advanced educational degrees in science before switching to the arts. Simultaneously, with the aid of leading-edge technologies, today's scientific discoveries not only astound us, but promise to help solve many of our pressing environmental and human health crisies. The import of science is undeniable. And since artists have always reflected “the times,” art inspired by science is a natural for the beginning of the 21 As part of the Introduction to this year's international digital print competition, ASCI's Director, Cynthia Pannucci, set the challenge for this year's exhibition – “If you extend your imagination beyond the epithelial surface of your body, or into the ether that carries cosmic dust, or even into your kitchen, chemistry can inspire wonder. Like a fabulous menu of concocted primordial soups, when exposed to changes in temperature, pressure, or speed, chemistry can create a stick of dynamite or a magnificent souffle!” Digital2011 was designed to celebrate the International Year of Chemistry by showing us how both artists and scientists view this deeply fundamental, magical enabler of life called chemistry.
GV Art Gallery London
8 July – 24 September 2011
ART & SCIENCE - Merging Art & Science to Make a Revolutionary New Art Movement
Science is changing our world and our lives at an ever increasing rate. But today artists are bringing science out of the laboratory. Once art and science seemed diametrically opposite; but these days some of the most innovative artists are fusing art and science to create a brand new art movement inspired by science. Striving to visualise the invisible and what it must mean to be human in the future, they create images and objects of stunning beauty, redefining the notion of aesthetic and of what is meant by art.
These days the term ‘art and science’ is on everyone’s lips - but no one quite knows what it is or where it is going. Does it mark the rise of a new culture in which science and technology will be the driving forces and will even perhaps determine the future of culture? Are there similarities in the creative processes of artists and scientists? Can science benefit from art? And can considering these questions bring us any closer to understanding creativity? This exhibition is a step towards exploring these key issues of the 21st century. GV Art gallery is a hub for collaborations between artists and scientists for exhibitions and discussions. Professor Arthur I. Miller, co-curator and chair of the panels, will lead discussions in the gallery exploring the issues raised. The artists in the exhibition will also discuss with the audience to further the debate. Arthur I. Miller is the author of ‘Einstein, Picasso’ among many other books, and is working on a new book, tentatively titled ‘The Creative Revolution’, investigating the new field of science-inspired art.
GV Art is a contemporary art gallery which aims to explore and acknowledge the inter-relationship between art and science, and how the areas cross over and inform one another. The gallery produces exhibitions and events that create a dialogue focused on how modern man interprets and understands the advances in both areas and how an overlap in the technological and the creative, the medical and the historical are paving the way for new aesthetic sensibilities to develop.
Kinetica Art Fair 2011
London 3 - 6 February 2011 at Ambika P3
The Kinetica feature exhibition will explore the evolution of the human body, brain, mind and consciousness in reference to our place in the universe, where we are at this time, and what it means to be human. The works exhibited aim to increase awareness to the evolution of us as a species and expose various dimensions in our quest to further human potential. The multi-disciplinary works will be representative of: matter, waveform, space, time, gravity, spirituality / religion, harmonics, destruction, genetic engineering, modification, behaviour and relationships.
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia
Milano dal 26 al 28 novembre 2010
STEP09 Step09 è un format interdisciplinare in cui arte contemporanea, live act, musica e cultura dividono lo stesso palco offrendo al pubblico un’esperienza unica nel panorama delle rassegne e delle fiere d’arte. Nato dall’esigenza di mettere a disposizione dei galleristi un contesto vivacemente anticonvenzionale per presentare le proprie opere tanto al pubblico dei collezionisti quanto a quello dei semplici curiosi, dopo il battesimo dello scorso anno Step09 si prepara a fare un ulteriore “passo” avanti in termini di qualità e ricchezza delle proposte, aprendo le porte anche a gallerie e progetti internazionali e ritagliandosi così uno spazio sempre più autorevole nel calendario degli appuntamenti artistici da “non mancare”.
KINETICSTEP
Per la prima volta in Italia, a Step09 è prevista una selezione di artisti e gallerie che fanno della tecnologia e della cinetica gli elementi principe del proprio modus operandi: dall’astro nascente Balint Boligo a Davide Angheleddu, unico artista italiano invitato all’ultima edizione di Kinetica Art Fair di Londra.
Kinetica Art Fair 2010 London 4 - 7 February 2010 at Ambika P3
A family of holographic light beings, sculpting and drawing robots, an orchestral milk float, a giant vertical electronic wave and a special feature exhibition of work from the masters of kinetic art and the groundbreaking Cybernetic Serendipity show, are just some of the incredible exhibits at Kinetica Art Fair 2010 the UK’s only art fair dedicated to kinetic, robotic, sound, light and time-based art, opening in London on Thursday 4 February 2010