Formative Encounters: Laboratory Life and Artistic Practice

Glauser, Andrea

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Artists-in-Labs Networking in the Margins 2010

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-0321-0_2

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Formative Encounters: Laboratory Life and Artistic Practice

Andrea Glauser¹

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“…Andrea Glauser, however, argues this characterization is more common among program directors than among scientists. Furthermore, while the aesthetic and communicative function of art has been an important dimension in many characterizations of art-science, it is not the only one [12]. Scholarship has, for example, demonstrated the value of art and design as practices of inquiry that shape scientific research [13].…”

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Beyond Service-Subordination: Materials Experimentation in an Art-Science Collaboration

Robbins

2022

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In this article, the author examines the Specialty Glass Residency, an art-science collaboration administered by Corning Incorporated and the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York. While the aesthetic and communicative function of art has been an important dimension in characterizations of art-science, scholarship has also demonstrated the value of art as a practice of inquiry. Based on ethnographic fieldwork, the author examines the contributions of an artist to research and development and argues the residency's materials focus generates reciprocal benefits for artists and scientists and opens the door to different possibilities in making and experimentation.

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Surveying the literature on technoscience art: from pioneer stories to collaborations between artists, scientists and engineers as the object of study

Orrghen

2017

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Formative Encounters: Laboratory Life and Artistic Practice

Cited by 2 publications

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Beyond Service-Subordination: Materials Experimentation in an Art-Science Collaboration

Beyond Service-Subordination: Materials Experimentation in an Art-Science Collaboration

Surveying the literature on technoscience art: from pioneer stories to collaborations between artists, scientists and engineers as the object of study

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