Today on the Charlotte Observer Science & Technology Blog Spotlight, you can find an interview by Tyler Dukes with me, done while I was attending Science Online 2011. It's called, Blending art and science with a little fantasy.
For more media interviews and podcasts about my own artwork and the science-art scene at large, you can see my Media page. I've done a number of interviews lately, and it's really opened my eyes to new facets of the science-art impact. The questions are varied and intelligent. Tyler, like Desiree, Mike and Adrian and the others, had done his homework and looked at the usefulness of science-art in an interesting way.
For more media interviews and podcasts about my own artwork and the science-art scene at large, you can see my Media page. I've done a number of interviews lately, and it's really opened my eyes to new facets of the science-art impact. The questions are varied and intelligent. Tyler, like Desiree, Mike and Adrian and the others, had done his homework and looked at the usefulness of science-art in an interesting way.
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Original artwork on The Flying Trilobite Copyright to Glendon Mellow
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2 comments:
Great interview, my freind showed me a video on you tube about an artist/science enthusiast called Theo Jansen, deffinitely worth googling his work.
Thanks Marco!
I think I recall some of Jansen's work from my university courses - I'll have to look into it again. Thanks for the suggestion!
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