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Ann: Leonardo Reviews – New Reviews Posted July 2009

Leonardo Reviews is pleased to announce  the new postings at:
http://leonardo.info/ldr.html
(ISSN:  1559-0429)

Blog entry: Centro Nacional de las Artes Lecture follow-up

At the beginning of my talk last night at Centro Nacional de las Artes I said I would post some links to sites mentioned in the talk (titled Fluid lines and Shifting Boundaries: Intuition, Cognition, and the Art/Sci Equation) on my blog, see after the break

Ann: June Leonardo Reviews posted

Leonardo Reviews is pleased to announce the new postings at:  http://leonardo.info/ldr.html
(ISSN:  1559-0429)

Article Library Protesters to Ohio State U.: Digital's OK, but Save Our Books!

May 13, 2009

About two dozen faculty members and students, clutching signs that read “Don’t Gut the Library” and “Keep our books on campus,” picketed the administration building at Ohio State University yesterday,

Ann: Why Does Art Matter Now? (NYC/Whitney)

Why Does Art Matter Now?     |    Thursday, June 18, 7 pm

In our current economic climate, the arts appear to be expendable, yet, paradoxically, creative thinking is more necessary than ever; this interdisciplinary program seeks to address how and why art matters now.  Artist Vik Muniz, physicist Lisa Randall, pollster Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com, and choreographer Elizabeth Streb discuss the ways in which they use creativity in their fields, how they push themselves to innovate, and the value of thinking outside the box at this moment.  Moderated by historian and filmmaker Peter Galison.

Article: Evolution of Human Consciousness, With Words, Music and Brain Imagery

“Self Comes to Mind” is a 30-minute work for cello and two percussionists, with video imagery based on brain scans. Full article Article Evolution of Human Consciousness, With Words, Music and Brain Imagery By ANTHONY TOMMASINI (NYTimes)

Ann: Leonardo Reviews - May 2009

Leonardo Reviews is pleased to announce the new postings at:  http://leonardo.info/ldr.html (ISSN:  1559-0429)

Lecture and Article: Computer Image Analysis in the Study of Art

Lecture: Computer Image Analysis in the Study of Art | May 1 at 2:00
West Building Ground Floor, Lecture Hall
David G. Stork, Ricoh Innovations and Stanford University

CFP: NANO: THINK SMALL

The Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin (www.sciencegallery.com) is seeking ideas and proposals from scientists, engineers, artists, designers and creative thinkers for a new interdisciplinary exhibition and festival exploring nanotechnology and its implications for our future.

CFP: The Art Work between Technology and Nature

International conference at Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, 21-23 January 2010