Dear All
We are looking for PSCI-COM
members interested in
attending a one day event on the 23rd of June where we have
lined up
a number of speakers talking about ways in which scientists can
collaborate
with artists. If you are interested in this as a means of exploring
funding
opportunities, facilitating outreach or finding new inspiration for
exciting
research then please email Amanda Belantara [log in to unmask]
to
register for the event.
Please see info below. A free
lunch is
provided for those who register soon.
2010 Musical Acoustics Network Event: SciArt
Art Promotes Science, Science Promotes Art:
Scientists and artists collaborating to encourage research and public
engagement through the creation of innovative artworks
John Rooney: The Creative Gesture
Presenting a gallery of coded interconnected emotional information,
revealed from the content of a creative space
Wendy Sadler: The Art of Science Without Words
Visualise: non-verbal physical theatre and the production of a
successful science performance
Angie Atmadjaja: Intrinsic
a site-dependent audio and light installation exploring minimal sound
and audio perception
Ian Drumm: Aeolus
an architectural space designed to make audible the silent shifting
patterns of the wind and make visible the art of science
Alan Woolley: Transitus Canzona; beginning of
something, more open touch
Trying to get objective descriptions of the musical style in which
organists were playing
Stephen Cadney: The made-to-order classical
guitar; a tool or a work of art
contrast in culture between engineering and designing and building
machine tools & its impact on customer satisfaction
Vera Barron: Research Funding Manager/European
Liaison Officer, Salford University
avenues for funding collaborations between scientists and artists
Regards