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Fusion Talks brought together 18 speakers from 9 countries who explored and identified together the possibilities offered by the field of art & science, both for the visual arts and for education and scientific or philosophical research. During 4 panels, curators, artists, designers, cultural managers and philosophers presented different ways of approaching the collaborative relationship between art and science. We have learned that art & science is not quite a genre, it is more a multilayered environment that cannot be embodied in just one form or process. It addresses multiple perspectives and needs, it is a sensemaking, sense giving experience of learning and certainly it is oriented both to aesthetics and research.

Theorists and curators such as Annick Bureaud, Horea Avram, Claudia Schnugg, Aliya Sakhariyeva or Anna Dumitriu, artists like Frederik de Wilde, Sabina Suru, Nicole Spit, Jennifer Willet, Maria Castellanos, philosophers such as Adrian Currie, Clive Cazeaux, Cezara Nicola and Diana Novaceanu debated together with cultural institutions like Ars Electronica, S + T + Arts, Waag Society and Scientifica. They explored new ways of incorporating scientific concepts and methods into arts and other disciplines, ways of contextualizing information, to encourage critical reflection and to grow interdisciplinary communities.

We found out what drives them into such projects, how they produce their ideas, who are the structures that promote them and how to frame it for exposure and public engagement.

What is art and science?

Fusion:Talks 2021, Panel 1, 11 October 2021, with Anna Dumitriu (UK), Aliya Sakhariyeva (RU), Claudia Schnugg (AT), Horea Avram (RO), Annick Bureaud (FR), and with Andrei Raicu (RO) performing 

 

Who makes art and science?

Fusion:Talks 2021, Panel 2, 12 October 2021, with Jennifer Willet (CA), Frederik De Wilde (BE), Sabina Suru (RO), Nicole Spit (NL), María Castellanos (ES) and Peter Gate (RO) performing 

 

Who promotes art and science?

Fusion:Talks 2021, Panel 2, 12 October 2021, with Laura Welzenbach / Ars Electronica (AT), Aurelie Delater / S + T + ARTS (UE), Miruna Amza / Scientifica (RO), Lucas Evers / Waag (NL), Ana Solange Leal (PT) / S + T + ARTS, and with Alina Tofan (RO) performing 

 

Why art and science?

Fusion:Talks 2021, Panel 2, 12 October 2021, with L Adrian Currie (UK), Clive Cazeaux (UK), Cezara Nicola (RO), and Diana Andreea Novaceanu (RO), followed by Cătălin Creţu (RO) performing 

 

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Fusion Talks is a Qolony project co-funded by:

Ministry of Culture Romania* (*Proiect cultural finanţat de Ministerul Culturii)

Forumul Cultural Austriac

Embassy of France in Romania / French Institute

Embassy of the Netherlands in Romania

 

Partner: CESI (Centrul de Excelenta in Studiul Imaginii)

 

Media partners: Radio Romania Cultural, The Institute, DoR (Decât o revistă), Bookhub, Modernism, noi3.life, Propagarta, AGERPRES, Știință și tehnică, Elle, IQads.

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