SciArt Magazine volume 27
Cover image: A detail of the Dreamscape, “Nightfall at The Pond, Central Park, NYC” by Daniel Ambrosi.
![]() Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, What can art-science-tech collaborations result in? How do we form new educational models for the 21st century? How do we bridge the gulf between art and science, and between art, science, and society? Like you, these are the questions that keep me up at night - and about a year ago after attending a conference which left lots of time for practiced presentations but little time for inspired discussion, I decided it was time to host my own conference in the style that can best get at these questions: deep, unscripted, unhurried dialogue. "Science and Art: The Two Cultures Converging" is a three-day conference taking place this December in NYC. We are thrilled to announce the 36 amazing participants in attendance who will be responsible for investigating these questions over a series of roundtable discussions, breakout sessions, and artistic interludes. In partnership with The Helix Center, a fantastic organization dedicated to "an unhurried search for wisdom," we welcome you to join us in the audience and add your voice to the conversations. For those of you who can't make it in person, we'll be live-streaming the entire event, so we'll see you online! As for now, I sincerely hope you enjoy our October issue where we have microbes taking selfies, poetry for NASA, the creative genius of Freeman Dyson, plants with heartbeats, AI-generated art, and everything between. Sincerely, Julia Buntaine | Founder, Editor-in-Chief |
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STRAIGHT TALK
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COLLABORATION
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REVIEW
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SPOTLIGHT
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IN SHORT
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DISCUSSION
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QUICK VIEW
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SCIART CENTER
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SPOTLIGHT
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ON SCREEN
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STEAM
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ON VIEW: Norton Museum of Art
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QUICK VIEW
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