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5 nov 2023 · Art and science – two distinctly different fields that employ opposite approaches, right? While art relies on subjective inspiration and emotion, science utilizes objective logic and reason. But it’s not quite so black and white.
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In the first episode of this six-part Working Scientist podcast series, Julie Gould explores the history of science and art, and asks researchers and artists to define what the two terms mean to them.
Like science, art is a way of asking questions about the world, says Jessica Bradford, head of collections and principal curator at the Science Museum in London. But unlike art, science is about interrogating the world in a way that is hopefully repeatable, adds UK-based artist Luke Jerram, who creates sculptures, installations and live artworks around the world.
Ljiljana Fruk, a bionanotechnology researcher at the University of Cambridge, UK, says artists can be more playful and work faster, whereas scientists need to repeatedly back up their work by data, a more time-consuming exercise. They are joined by Arthur I. Miller, a physicist who launched the UK’s first undergraduate degree in history and philosophy of science in 1993, and Nadav Drukker, a ceramic artist and theoretical physicist at King’s College London.
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5 ott 2023 · Art’s influence on the future of science. Once his students have chosen a topic and a medium — whether an analog technique like oil painting or a digital art like animation — Lee introduces them to the works of other artists exploring similar topics and techniques.
Art and science are two distinct disciplines that have shaped human understanding and expression throughout history. While they may seem fundamentally different, both art and science share common attributes and contribute to our collective knowledge and creativity.
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7 mag 2019 · Many by the time of Enlightenment considered science to be the key to glimpsing physical reality, and art to be merely frivolous. Starting from about the mid-nineteenth century, however, the...
24 mar 2015 · Science can prove truths to us, while art can only make us feel them. These differences are compounded as science becomes responsible for the official narrative of our lives, through medicine and genetics, while contemporary art retains a mystical 'outsider' status, both in its intellectual obscurity and the inflated prices of the ...
