Friday, February 18, 2011

The Science-Art Discussion at ScienceOnline

About a month ago, I took part in the ScienceOnline conference, and with Glendon Mellow and John Hawks I moderated a discussion on the intersection between science and art.

The conference has made the video of the session available, and I'm happy to share it here. John and Glendon share some fascinating insights, and I'm not altogether embarrassed by what I had to say. Of course, talking about Victoria Arbour's Gwawinapterus and Brian Engh's Sauroposeidon couple is easy and fun.

Science-Art H264 Widescreen 960x540 from Smartley-Dunn on Vimeo.

I'm wearing an Arctodus simus t-shirt from the Field Museum, if you're wondering. For more of my posts on the conference, click here.
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  1. Glendon MellowFebruary 19, 2011 at 2:06 AM

    Engh's work is such a treat, really great to present it. Great participants, too.

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