Understanding Art and Science with @ArthurIMiller
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According to our guest, Einstein thought like an artist, and Picasso thought like a scientist. As Professor emeritus of history and philosophy of science at University College London, Arthur I. Miller has been exploring the intersection of art and science. His new book Colliding Worlds: How Cutting-Edge Science is Redefining Contemporary Art tells the story of how art, science and technology are fusing in the twenty-first century. Listen to the show to learn about how you might encourage art in your science class “…leaving the door open for the next as yet unimaginable avant-garde”.
From the Show:
- CollidingWorlds.org
- Arthur I. Miller
- Arthur Miller on Twitter (@ArthurIMiller)
- Working in the Medium of Science (NY Times)
- NY Times Book Review: Einstein, Picasso
An End to Modernity (artwork in featured image)
- Physics Central: A Scientific Justification for Art
- What The Big Bang Would Look Like as Blown Glass (Dublin Science Gallery)
- Josiah McElheny, artist
- David H. Weinberg (the Ohio State University)
- Cosmological Structures (David H. Weinberg)
- From the Big Bang to the Multiverse: Translations in Space and Time (paper by David Weinberg)