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New Visuality in Art/Science: A Pedagogy of Connection for Cognitive Growth and Creativity

Peabody Journal of Education, 2018
New visuality in art/science pedagogies challenges teachers to rethink their curriculum and the role of digital new media in facilitating conceptual thinking and the role of the creative representa...
Kathryn Grushka   +4 more
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Connections: Art, Science, and Information in the Quest for Economy and Safety

Engineering Journal, 1995
Connections are an extremely important part of the final configuration of a steel structure. Many, if not most, collapses are caused by inadequate connections. The constructed cost of a steel frame is heavily dependent on the connections used, both the type of connection and how they are configured.
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A Personal Art/Science Connection: From the Explicatory to the Evocative

Leonardo, 2013
The author provides a personal description of how he became an artist and the role of science within his work of the past 25 years. He describes several artworks and their relationship to the science that informs them, addresses how he uses different media toward different ends and traces changes in his representation of certain physical concepts over
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The Imminent Alliance: New Connections among Art, Science, and Technology

Technology and Culture, 1978
united in a stronger bond than they have known before. Their separation has taught them how much they need one another. A third party, technology, is near at hand to counsel and to guide them in the ways of the real world, which both art and science sometimes forget while pursuing their attractive fantasies. Science and art have drifted apart in recent
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Connecting Art, Science, and Open Repositories @ The National Gallery?

This presentation will explore the National Gallery’s journey in developing, creating, and utilising open repositories to publish and share heritage science resources. Key examples include the Practical IIIF project and the use of Zenodo for publishing FAIR resources, highlighting the Gallery’s broader goals for data sustainability and public outreach.
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The Mequation: An Art–Science Collaboration Connecting Exoplanet Research and Human Experience

The Mequation is an art–science collaboration between astrophysicist Yamila Miguel and artist Thijs Biersteker that explores different ways of communicating astrophysics and exoplanet science to the public through immersive installations. The project combines scientific concepts related to exoplanets, habitability and biodiversity with interactive ...
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The Art-Science Connection: Students Create Art Inspired by Extracurricular Lab Investigations

The Science Teacher, 2016
Tess Hegedus   +5 more
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