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The Two Cultures: Visual Art and Science c.1800-2011 Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Conference, 26 April 2012 History of Art Department, University of York It is bizarre how little of twentieth-century science has been assimilated into twentieth century art. C.P. Snow, 1959 In his 1959 lecture “The Two Cultures” C.P. Snow asserted that the intellectual life of western Invisible Dust involves leading world artists and scientists collaborating to explore air pollution, health and climate change. The aim of this ambitious project is to produce significant and far reaching artists commissions in the Public Realm in the UK and internationally, as well as supporting the creation of new scientific ideas and Teams of visual artists and writers who are U.S. citizens working on art + environment projects anywhere in the world from July 2010 through August 2011 will be eligible to apply for the first A | W | E Grant. Letters of interest must be received via e-mail on or before Friday, April I’ve received a few emails alerting me that I had information wrong in my previous post on Chapman Kelley’s piece, Chicago Wildflower Works. Here’s a shot from 1992, taken well before the park was altered by the city of Chicago. The image was provided by the artist. And the shot I used in |
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