Science is simultaneously a formalised academic pursuit and an informal, open-ended endeavour, available and accessible to all. Art is likewise a self-referential "world" that connects creative practitioners, discourse, objects, and space and also a fundamental human impulse.
How does curiosity and creativity manifest in each of these realms, and how do these elements contribute to knowledge creation for the world at large or within oneself? How can art and science learn from or inform each other? How do experiments, experiences, risks, and failures contribute to new knowledge? This transdisciplinary panel discussion will engage with history, speculation and the practices of art, science, and experimentation.
Join us for a talk, with professionals in art and science!
Moderator
Dr Karin G. Oen, exhibition curator and Director, NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
Panelists
Dr Isabelle Desjeux, artist-scientist
Dr Teru Miyake, Associate Professor, Philosophy, NTU School of Humanities
Ms Vaishnavi Chandramouli, Research Associate, NTU Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
Free entrance
Theatre, Level 1
