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- RT @aperturefnd: #Delpire & Co. reviewed w/ photos of the exhibition @icplibrary icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/del…just observed4 days ago
- NOW THAT OUR fave blogger has come out the other end of #Cornell U, we are looking forward to more blogs like this bernardyenelouis.blogspot.com/2012/01/from-b…just observed4 days ago
- Kickstarter - INEDITO by ICP alumni Yvonne - A photobook about a Mexican pop phenomenon: kck.st/KEF3o8just observed4 days ago
- Delpire & Co. all over town! icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/del…just observed5 days ago
- ICP faculty and very nice ICP Library patron Irina Rozovsky: Photographing Prospect Park newyorker.com/online/blogs/p…just observed1 week ago
- Looking forward to #photobook signing with Rebecca Norris Webb on Friday @ICPMuseumjust observed1 week ago
- We loved the Dart review of Stromholm - part of it was researched here! ai-ap.com/publications/a…just observed1 week ago
- RT @tnyphotobooth: Happy 100th, #Bollywood! Please take a break from your daily hardships and enjoy Torgovnik's photographs: http://t.co ...just observed2 weeks ago
- #Magnum #photographer Alec Soth was a visitor last week icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/ale…just observed2 weeks ago
- #Japanese #photographer Daido Moriyama #photobooks - thoughts from Russet! icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/the…just observed2 weeks ago
- Last week to see the remarkable installation by ICP Bard MFA Nandita Raman icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/03/31/ath…just observed2 weeks ago
- Study the art of @ladygaga now at ICP shopping.icp.org/school/continu…just observed2 weeks ago
- Did you know about the #Gaga class at ICP? shopping.icp.org/school/continu…just observed2 weeks ago
- Amazing Daido Moriyama #Japanese #photobook post by Russet Lederman icplibrary.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/the…just observed2 weeks ago
- 2night ICP Library Committee members get to hang out with Alec Soth and talk books. What fun!just observed3 weeks ago
- RT @mestrich: Cool class being offered at ICP this Summer: How to Make Anything Into a Camera bit.ly/KzNgLB with my friend and MF ...just observed3 weeks ago
- How to Make Anything Into a Camera @ICP makeanythingacamera.wordpress.comjust observed3 weeks ago
- The best recent photography books: April 29 via @Telegraph soc.li/ggOSk7Ijust observed4 weeks ago
- RT @Ravi_Juneja: @rogerballen talks to Shelley Rice on The Role of the Critic in Photography (starts 5mins in) youtube.com/watch?v=G14wLo… @100 ...just observed4 weeks ago
- RT @ARLIS_NY: "An art book is a museum without walls." Andre Malraux (Found on a wall of the Visual & Performing Arts section of Chi ...just observed4 weeks ago
Daily Archives: January 16, 2012
Consilience: Photographers Operating at the Intersection of Art and Science
Consilience Photographers Operating at the Intersection of Art and Science In many ways, art and science are likely bedfellows. Both support a culture of experimentation that is inspired by curiosity, while attracting individuals interested in generating fresh ideas and forging … Continue reading →
Posted in artists' books, Exhibitions, Lists, Unpacking the collection
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Tagged Catherine Wagner, consilience, Madeline Schwartzman, Trilogy: Reflections on Frankenstein, the Arctic Circle, and the History of Science, See Yourself Sensing: Redefining Human Perception, Clifford Ross, Wave Music, David Maisel, Library of Dust, Christina Labey, Lunar Mission: human space flight studies, Joan Fontcuberta, Landscapes Without Memory, No Small Matter, Felice Frankel, Polar Bear: (Ursus Maritimus), Mark Dion, Daylight Magazine, Issue 9—Cosmos, Jim Bell, Postcards from Mars: The First Photographer on the Red Planet, Brandon Ballengèe, Malamp: The Occurrence of Deformities in Amphibians, Embryonic Landscapes, Ariel Ruiz I Altaba, Photographers Operating at the Intersection of Art and Science
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