Check out our latest Fall 2023 newsletter! This year, we continue our dedication to fostering in-depth conversations between art, science, technology, and the humanities. In our vibrant Fall program, we have talked about networked multi-person digital landscapes with Mindy Seu and participated in a live digital performance with Todd Anderson and Tiri Kanaruk. We are [...]
For the Fall 2022 season, we are excited to host our first in-person events at the GC. on November 12th, a special screening of the 60-minute award-winning documentary The Art of Un-War directed by Maria Niro. The film chronicles the life and work of intermedia artist and educator, Krzysztof Wodiczko, focusing on major themes in Wodiczko’s oeuvre such [...]
Our new season program is here! The second year of Art Science Connects kicks off with legendary artist, Joan Jonas, in conversation with Barbara London! Other public events include two hands-on workshops in our popular Algorithmic Sound Series, and "Transitional Environments", where artists and thinkers consider how art and science can produce help us understand [...]
Check out our latest Spring 2021 newsletter! Despite its many challenges, the last year has strengthened our belief in the mission of Creative GC to foster vibrant discussions between art, science, technology, and the humanities. Now in our second year, we are proud to offer a dissertation fellowship in addition to four research fellowships to support cross-disciplinary scholarship that explores how [...]
We are delighted to announce the Creative GC Fellows of 2021-22. With their diverse projects, the two Dissertation Fellows (Shima Houshyar and Joseph Henry) and the four Research Fellows (Jessica Fletcher, Shao Liu, Hadley Newton, and Anna Orton-Hatzis) will conduct interdisciplinary research that explores topics that intersect the natural sciences and technology and the arts [...]
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 the long-awaited event, “The Aesthetic Brain.” Neuroscientist Anjan Chatterjee will ask how an aesthetic sense is etched in our minds and explain why art is so [...]
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve in New York City, we will post news of upcoming events, dates, and details as they are determined. In the meantime, we will keep you updated on initiative developments and news from our scholars. “The Aesthetic Brain” with neuroscientist Anjan Chatterjee and Graduate Center philosophy professors Jesse [...]