Episode 13: Aoife Van Linden Tol - Explosions of art in science, and science in art
Origins Podcast with Ryan McGranaghan
English - November 01, 2019 03:00 - 1 hour - 42.2 MB - ★★★★★ - 6 ratingsScience Arts science engineering art design culture space technology inspiration flourishing complexity Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Show Notes:
Christine Atha (10:30) “Dropping bombs on the landscape” (13:30) Land art (14:30) Michael Heizer “Displaced Replaced Mass” (16:10) Is this art? (19:00) Take out the human completely, take out what it means to anybody and try to imagine this thing existing on its own (21:00) Imagine what it means to be the object, to be the force (21:20) How chaos and order is an analogy for science and art (23:30) Why the human condition responds to explosives in amazing way (24:30) Explosions in nature - coronal mass ejections (26:20) European Space Agency Artist in Residency (27:00) Bernard Foing (29:35) Ars Electronica (30:20) Antidisciplinary (31:15) Museum as a space for anything that doesn’t fit anywhere else (33:50) Mondrian painting (32:05) Picture of sun absorption/emission line spectrum (32:40) How to become interdisciplinary? (34:30) Step into the unknown (35:40) Culture and art in the space age (36:45) International Astronautical Congress (37:20) Who is space for? (37:40) Voyage 2 Golden Record (39:00) Key to the Cosmos (39:40) What are you begging people to wonder? (41:30) Miha TürsicFrank Wright The Overview Effect (43:20) Journey of an electron in space and STARSTORM (47:50) John McPhee and his power with creative nonfictionLightning round (53:20): Book: Meetings with Remarkable TreesPassion: Shaolin Kung Fu Aoife online: WebsiteBrilliant work, including pictures of Star StormTwitter'Five-Cut Fridays’ series Aoife’s List