Tuesday, August 8, 2017: 10:00 AM-11:30 AM
C123, Oregon Convention Center
Organizer:
Aaron M. Ellison, Harvard University
Co-organizer:
Carri J. LeRoy, The Evergreen State College
Moderator:
Matthew Lau, Harvard University
Art and science are at opposite poles of C.P. Snow’s two cultures, but the processes of inquiry in both art and science are remarkably similar. In this ignite session, speakers will illustrate successful collaborations between artists and ecologists that resulted in new knowledge for both partners. In particular, we emphasize moving beyond using art simply to communicate ecological concepts to broader audiences and explore the diverse ways that ecologists have been influenced by art and how artists and ecologists can create and teach new knowledge by working together.
Making bed sheets out of biodiversity
Clint Penick, North Carolina State University;
Robert R. Dunn, North Carolina State University;
Adrian A. Smith, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
The Waterviz: A real time confluence of science, art and music
Lindsey E. Rustad, USDA Forest Service;
Mary E. Martin, University of New Hampshire;
Xavier Cortada, Florida International University;
Marty Quinn, Plymouth State University;
Michael Casey, Dartmouth University;
Sarah R. Garlick, Hubbard Brook Research Foundation;
Jussi Rasinmäk, Simisol;
Mark B. Green, Plymouth State University