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Artist Profile: Matt Cue

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Matt Cue

Artist Profile: Mark Price

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Mark Price

 

 

 

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Artist Profile: Mario Rodriguez

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009


Mario Rodriguez

Artist Profile: John Schenk

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

John Schenk
aka Tantrum Tonic


Artist Profile: Jacqueline Reis

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Artist Profile: Katey Mangels

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Katey Mangels

Artist Profile: Jayasinhji "Bapa" Jhala

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Jayasinhji "Bapa" Jhala

 

Artist Profile: Art Fanega

The Brain Constructing the World
A collaboration between Serendip and Painted Bride Art Center,
associated with the Synesthesia exhibit, April 3rd - May 16th 2009

 

Art Fanega


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Cezanne and Beyond ... and Back Again: Beyond Method/Interpretation in Art/Science

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Mon, 03/23/2009 - 9:41am

An interesting juxtaposition of a visit to Cezanne and Beyond at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and a course conversation about "Against Method' in science and "Against Interpretation" in art.  Some thoughts about the latter from an on-line forum ...

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Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking

Submitted by kdilliplan on Mon, 03/23/2009 - 8:33am
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