Ciencia abierta

Ciencia abierta

by Ignacio Nieto

Part of Colección Investigaciones

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Research that deals with the work done by artists who use scientific methodologies for their work production. The publication does not defend that art is a way of generating knowledge equivalent to the traditional, experimental sciences, but rather, that artists may enter to do experimental science with their own questions, methodologies and results distinctly based on their position as artists. This means that their work is based on their premises, ethics, prior knowledge, openness, problematizations and aesthetics as artists. This publication reviews a particular relationship between art and science based on interviews to five artists from different countries: Dmitry Bulatov (Russian Federation), Susana Soares (Portugal), Rachel Mayeri (USA), Gilberto Esparza (Mexico) and Perdita Phillips (Australia)

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