In today’s discussions of neuroscience and creativity, I see a rather alarming trend towards the pairing of creativity and craziness. I’m not sure what to make of the trend except to say that it speaks of a scientific culture that is woefully out of touch with the vast array of world art research design! Here [...]
Warren Neidich challenges the neurology of art…
“In the surf we are all the same…”
In December of 2006 Albuquerque’s art/sci foray into Antarctica brought her to a new understanding…
Pig-headed children? Poli Papapetrou explores the intersection of fantasy and memory.
Artist of the Month Lisa Adams offers point of view on mindful perception.
From FMRI to MEG scans, the degree to which researchers can remove the “noise” from a brain imaging machine to produce a clear image is dependent upon the technology itself.
“I prayed that if the musical balloon of my bagpipe was linked to 40 large helium balloons via a giant rubber horn attached to my back… perhaps my dream of flight could be achieved….”
Artist of the Month: F/Myles
Today’s researcher has moved steadily away from the wet to the dry, probing the biologic, neurologic, environmental and somatic aspects of the spatial body via a cyber, computational point of view.
BODIES IN SPACE
RT @sciam Prescription for a Healthier Brain: Coffee and Cigarettes? http://bit.ly/cMk7SZ - posted on 08/09/2010 12:57:15