Art the Science

A blog dedicated to featuring #SciArt and #SciComm.

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CREATORS – China Blue

Name: China Blue Which came first in your life, the science or the art? This is a funny question for me. I think I am an outlier. I was never interested in science. My parents…

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CREATORS – Amie Esslinger

Name: Amie Esslinger Which came first in your life, the science or the art? Art came first. I grew up in an artist household with two working artist parents and we lived on twenty one…

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 6/6: Light

For our 6th and final instalment we explore sciart works relating to the theme “Light”. …

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 5/6: Body

For our fifth instalment we explore sciart works with the theme “Body”…

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 4/6: Paintings

For our fourth year in review instalment we explore sciart “Paintings”. These works cover a diverse range of science themes including space, atoms, biology and cells…

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 3/6: Microscopic

For part 3/6 of our year in review, we scale down and explore microscopic works…

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 2/6: Algorithms

For our second instalment we explore “Algorithms”, a theme that features code-generated works…

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BITS – Art the Science Year in Review 1/6: Patterns

This is the first instalment of our six-part year in review series. Each series features a theme with several works that span a wide range of mediums, disciplines and aesthetics. We begin by exploring “Patterns”…

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CREATORS – Carol Roullard

Name: Carol Roullard Which came first in your life, the science or the art? I think it is best to say they both developed at about the same time. I grew up in a household…

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WORKS – The Parliament of Possibilities by Olafur Eliasson

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson presents The parliament of possibilities currently on exhibition at the Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, South Korea. Over his extensive and prestigious career Eliasson creates works that encompass his interests in…

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WORKS – Botanical Cyanotypes by Ansel Oommen

Ansel Oommen is a New York based artist working in a variety of mediums. His works borrow techniques and theoretical principals from chemistry, botany, entomology, optics, and health sciences. We asked Oommen about the inspiration and…

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CREATORS – INKED ANIMAL

Name: Inked Animal (Ben Labay and Adam Cohen) Which came first in your life, the science or the art? Ben: Art. I was very active and engaged with school art classes from a young age…

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CREATORS – Golnaz Behrouznia

Name: Golnaz Behrouznia Artist Statement:

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WORKS – The Compendium of Living Enquiry by Natalie Maras

Natalie Maras latest sciart exhibition entitled The Compendium of Living Enquiry is on display at CSIRO's Discovery Centre in Australia. The exhibition runs until December 16th 2016, but can be found permanently on Maras' website. In this…

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CREATORS – Monica Ferreras De la Maza

Name: Monica Ferreras De la Maza Which came first in your life, the science or the art? Definitely the art. Since I was a kid, I loved to draw. Perhaps this sounds like a cliché…

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WORKS – NOVAE by Thomas Vanz

Thomas Vanz is a self-taught video artist based in Paris, France. His deep-rooted interest in astrophysics and the mystery of the cosmos led him to his latest film project, NOVAE.

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CREATORS – Valeriya N-Georg

Name: Valeriya N-Georg Which came first in your life, the science or the art? I would have to say art. From a very early age I was drawing, painting, dancing, singing … etc. In my…