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"Servicing Hubble" by John Solie for the NASA Art Program, 1994.
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"Servicing Hubble" by John Solie for the NASA Art Program, 1994.
NASA Art Program | Science x Art
A relação entre as artes e as ciências, para alguns, pode parecer-se com a do azeite e da água. Um dos primeiros movimentos de colaboração entre estas duas áreas foi o NASA Art Program, em 1962, apenas quatro anos depois de agência espacial ser criada.
O programa foi liderado por um funcionário da agência e pintor amador, James Dean, e existe até hoje. Ao todo, cerca de 350 artistas passaram pelo programa, desde Andy Warhold, Norman Rockwell e até a fotógrafa Annie Leibovitz. O projeto mais recente é de 2016, onde 14 artistas foram convidados para criarem posters para o Laboratório de Propulsão a Jato.
Engineers monitor the Apollo mission simulator at Cape Canaveral. Illustrated by Chrystal Jackson for the NASA Art Program.
Hoisting the first stage of the Apollo rocket in the Vehicle Assembly Building at Cape Canaveral, 1969. Illustrated by Henry C. Pitz for the NASA Art Program.
"T Minus 3 Hours 30 Minutes and Counting." Apollo 11 on the launch pad, 1969, painted by James Wyeth for the NASA Art Program.
"STS-4 at 00.52 sec." by Ren Wicks, 1982, commissioned as part of the NASA Art Program.
Moon, Horizon & Flowers (Rocket Rollout) | Artist: Jack Perl… | Flickr
NASA Art Program