Follow the Water' exhibition led by painter Anne Diggory, in collaboration with the Ausable Freshwater Center, debuts at ...

Science as art. Article by Megan M.F. Everhart Photos by Kathy F. Atkinson April 07, 2025. Fine arts and forensic science combination enables UD student to define her identity and career path. During ...

Carlos Pulido, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Earth and Environment, says that art became a way to re-energize and re-focus on science. He enjoys creating nature-inspired linoleum prints (like ...

Art evokes first-person subjective experiences, science makes third-person objective claims. Art is expansive, science is reductive. Yet many of us wish to align art and science.

The blend of science and art is called neuroarts or neuro-aesthetics. The new book, “Your Brain On Art: How The Arts Transform Us,” shows both the growth and importance of the field that ...

In 2011, some 60 art institutions in Southern California got together to create a region-wide art collaboration called Pacific Standard Time. PST Art, as it is now known, is on its third iteration ...

In terms of art and science, and where it exists just now, there are many more artists who are interested, maybe not so much in pure science, but definitely in technology,” says Sood.

Without creativity and imagination, there is no new science. Robleto has enabled us to journey outside our research expertise to imagine how our technologies may interface with and impact society.” ...

2025 Science As Art Calendar. Below are the top 12 photo entries for the 2025 Science As Art Calendar. Pictured above, this year’s cover-winning shot is titled A Diamond Ring and was submitted by alum ...

At the Palm Springs Art Museum, “Particles and Waves: Southern California Abstraction and Science, 1945-1990” (from Sept. 14) examines how the astronomers at the Mount Wilson Observatory and ...

Art traffics in images and sounds, science in numbers and graphs. Art evokes first-person subjective experiences, science makes third-person objective claims. Art is expansive, science is reductive.