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  • The Art of Science Communication

    Author(s)
    Harris, David
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Harris, David J.
    Year published
    2018
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    Abstract
    Science communicators often turn to the creative arts in their visual science communication projects. Whether many of these works would be called art is highly contested. On the other hand, many could easily be called works of design. So how do these different fields interact in their science-related visual displays? This exhibition explores works that range across visual communication, design, and art, teasing at the boundaries of these fields and considering how they play into the field of science communication. Presented at the Powerhouse Museum throughout the ASC 2018 conference, and at Queensland College of Art, ...
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    Science communicators often turn to the creative arts in their visual science communication projects. Whether many of these works would be called art is highly contested. On the other hand, many could easily be called works of design. So how do these different fields interact in their science-related visual displays? This exhibition explores works that range across visual communication, design, and art, teasing at the boundaries of these fields and considering how they play into the field of science communication. Presented at the Powerhouse Museum throughout the ASC 2018 conference, and at Queensland College of Art, the exhibition invited inspection, reflection, and comparison of works that are aesthetically interesting and intellectually challenging.
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    Publisher URI
    http://artofscicomm.makinggood.design/
    Subject
    3606
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/410106
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