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• Soon we will launch our newly designed website with a new look, bulletin board, and other services that will give members more visibility on the www.

• Our next public event is:
Look Up! "Chaos" on a Planetarium Dome
Monday, December 1; 6pm; Free

Elebash Recital Hall at the CUNY Graduate Center, NYC.
34th Street at Fifth Avenue, NYC

CUNY joins forces with Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) for an evening of fascinating talk, music, and images by physicist James Crutchfield [the Santa Fe Institute] and David Dunn, composer and audio engineer. Together they spearhead "The Theatre of Pattern Formation" project, a visual and auditory articulation of Chaos Theory, designed for the immersive environment of the LodeStar Astronomy Center in Santa Fe, NM. Please join us if you are in town.

Crutchfield and Dunn hope this project will also provide a natural extension of the "Planetarium" concept in that the resultant visualizations-auralizations can demonstrate generative principles for the kinds of celestial structures (nebulae, galaxies, etc.) being revealed in greater detail by recent advances in astronomical imaging such as the Hubble Telescope. It would also show how these generative principles apply to an immense array of natural phenomena at both the microscopic and macroscopic levels of physical scale.

For details on the Crutchfield-Dunn collaboration:
http://atc.unm.edu/research/asl/asl.html
Information about CUNY's Science and Arts Program:
http://web.gc.cuny.edu/ashp/nml/artsci/sciart.htm

• ASCI's next ArtSci symposium will be: ArtSci2004 on November 5-7, 2004 in NYC.

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FEATURED   ART-SCI   PROJECTS   FROM   THE   FIELD

 

Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) is a nonprofit media arts organization and a leading resource for video art and interactive media. http://www.eai.org	NewMedia Arts New Funding Models Report from Rockefeller Foundation
SPACE SYNAPSE an art-science collaboration in outer space	SCI-ART events in NYC at the CUNY Graduate Center free admission

 

August 2003