ART SCIENCE CONNECT: AN INITIATIVE OF THE GRADUATE CENTER, CUNY

The pursuits of art and science have always been linked. Historically, they have shared common concerns, methods, goals, and even practitioners.

Today, in our hyper-specialized world, we see the need for a productive dialogue between contemporary practices of art and science. We seek to explore the ways in which they inform one another and to point the way to new modes of collaboration. We invite the public to engage with us in this conversation.

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Better Together

Art Science Connect brings scientists, artists, and interdisciplinary scholars together at The Graduate Center for public conversation and innovative programs that encourage forward-looking collaboration.

​We invite you to explore our website to learn about upcoming and past events.

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Our Events

Art Science Connect presents high-caliber programs on art, culture, science, and technology. Contemporary artists join renowned scholars in a range of public forums at The Graduate Center.

Due to COVID-19, all events will take place virtually, via Zoom, until further notice. Please register to receive a link to the program.

AI and AFFECT

AI & Affect

April 29 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

The increasingly prevalent use of AI technology has shifted the cultural politics of emotion. On the one hand, AI has instigated new models of collective belonging and radical joy for traditionally marginalized subjects. On the other, the use of AI to surveil, map, and commodify an entire panoply of physiological markers and body language has [...]

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News and Announcements

** Announcing Fall 2020 Season : AI and Creativity **

September 7th, 2020|

While adjusting to our changed world, we realized that our season was uncannily suitable for our socially distanced reality, and we’re thrilled to share with you our virtual Fall 2020 Program! We begin Monday, October 5th, with [...]

Articles

Our articles are contributed by our working group, as they analyze different aspects of the intersection of art and science.