Exhibitions / Events
Wired Up
28-29 March 2015
arebyte gallery, London
EXHIBITION
Integrating art and science, Wired Up invited visitors to engage with hybrid approaches in microbiology, imaging technology, interactive programming, design, animation and photography.
WIRED UP FREE WORKSHOPS:
Paul Schneider & Daniel Powell
Emoticons: A Virtual Lego In An Age Of Minecraft
Mirko Nikolić
philosophy & art in the period of #climatechange #globalwarming #anthropocene
Shama Rahman
Rhythms of the Heart
Future Human
6-29 June 2014
GV Art gallery, London
EXHIBITION
An exhibition of interdisciplinary artworks and speculative designs exploring the probable, the possible and the implausible, with an eclectic and engaging events programme.
FUTURE HUMAN FREE WORKSHOPS:
A series of creative workshops for 11-16 year olds exploring different themes addressed by the Future Human project
Future Seas (Coral Reef Repopulation)
Wednesday 18 June
Future Cities (Environment and Technology)
Thursday 19 June
Future Humans (Evolution and Adaptation)
Friday 20 June
Future Bodies (Decellularisation)
Saturday 21 June (adults and 11+)
FUTURE HUMAN TALK:
The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World from Scratch
An evening with Lewis Dartnell, 19 June 2014
Data, Truth & Beauty
24-29 May 2013
GV Art gallery, London
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Inspired by… Images from Science
28 February 2013
Book launch, GV Art gallery
10-12 August 2012
Margate Photo Fest
(re-curated by Mell Fisher, Frida Petersson and Simon Westgate)
22 May – 17 June 2012
London Gallery West
(curated by Broad Vision staff and students)
The Art & Science of Looking
12-14 August 2011
Margate Photo Fest
(re-curated by Ailish Sullivan)
3-15 May 2011
London Gallery West
(curated by Broad Vision staff and students)
Presentations / Discussions
Manchester Metropolitan University: September 11 2014
Student Engagement: opportunities for all ‘Staff, Students and Community’
GV art gallery: 26 June 2014
Speakers: Heather Barnett, Benjamin Palmer, Robbie Duncan, Mell Fisher, Dr Mark Clements, Dr Chris Fry, Jed Welland, Matilda Dawes
Between & Across Disciplines
GV Art gallery: 8 April 2014
A discussion panel on Art & Science in Higher Education [More info]
Speakers: Heather Barnett and Dr Silke Lange
Learning Across Disciplinary Divides
University of Westminster: 20 November 2013
Higher Education Academy seminar on interdisciplinary learning
Speakers: Heather Barnett, Benjamin Palmer, Robbie Duncan, Mell Fisher, Dr Mark Clements, Dr Paul Hibbard, Dr Silke Lange, John Smith, Simon Westgate [More info]
Data, Truth & Beauty: Symposium
University of Westminster: 28 May 2013
An evening of presentations and discussion about Data, Truth & Beauty in science and art.
Speakers: Heather Barnett, Benjamin Palmer, Robbie Duncan, Mell Fisher, Dr Mark Clements, Dr Paul Hibbard, Dr Mark Gardner, John Smith, Daniel Meads, Avon Bashida, Dr Mark Gardner, guest appearance Helen Arney.
Fluid networks and emergent learning: an interdisciplinary case study, Mutamorphosis Conference, CIANT, Prague: 8 December 2012
Speakers: Heather Barnett, Dr Silke Lange
Collaborative chaos in the studio and the laboratory: promoting engagement via student-led extracurricular art/science research and practice,
RAISE Conference: Student Engagement as a shared agenda: people, places, practices; Southampton University: 13 September 2012
Speakers: Dr Silke Lange, Joshua Dinsmore
Inspired by… Images from Science,
Learning In Changing Times, 11th Annual University of Westminster Learning & Teaching Symposium, UK: 5 July 2012
Speakers: Ramon de Assis Figueiredo, Heather Barnett, Mellissa Fisher, Danny Garside, John R A Smith, Simon Westgate
Symposium: All About Imaging
University of Westminster: 30 May 2012
Talks, discussions and workshops on the diverse subjects of human vision, medical imaging, computer vision, art reproduction, and forensic photography. Event organised in collaboration with the Imaging Science Group of the Royal Photographic Society.
Symposium: Inspired by…
University of Westminster: 31 May 2012
An afternoon exploring the innovative approaches to research and learning undertaken on the Broad Vision interdisciplinary programme.
Speakers: Ramon de Assis Figueiredo, Heather Barnett, Mellissa Fisher, Danny Garside, Dr Silke Lange, John R A Smith, Simon Westgate
Subtle Technologies Festival
Subtle Technologies Festival, Toronto, Canada: 25 May 2012
Speakers: Heather Barnett, John R A Smith, Joshua Dinsmore, Mellissa Fisher
Learning Futures
10th Annual University of Westminster Learning & Teaching Symposium: 19 July 2011
Presentation: ‘Broad Vision: A model for interdisciplinary learning, teaching and research’
Speakers: Heather Barnett, John R A Smith, Dr Mark Gardner, Christine McCauley, Ramon de Assis Figueiredo, Abigail Doe, Sami Jora, Hannah-Sian McGuinness, Anjelee Tamara Sharma
Redefining the Student Experience
University of Greenwich Learning & Teaching Conference: 5 July 2011
Presentation: ‘Broad Vision: A model for interdisciplinary learning, teaching and research’
Speakers: John R A Smith, Dr Mark Kerrigan, Ramon de Assis Figueiredo, Abigail Doe, Sami Jora, Hannah-Sian McGuinness, Anjelee Tamara Sharma
Broad Vision Symposium
University of Westminster: 5 May 2011
To accompany the exhibition the Broad Vision team hosted an afternoon of presentations, panel discussions and debate about the learning experience of the Broad Vision project and the wider implications of interdisciplinary research.
Speakers: Heather Barnett, John R A Smith, Dr Silke Lange, Dr Mark Kerrigan, Dr Barry Stierer.
Panel discussion with student researchers: Ramon de Assis Figueiredo, Joshua Dinsmore, Sami Jora, Nina Jørgensen, Moacir Lopes, Hannah-Sian McGuinness (chaired by Dr Silke Lange)
Psychology Annual Research Forum
University of Westminster: 3 May 2011
Speakers: Dr Mark Gardner
Media, Arts & Design Learning & Teaching Symposium
University of Westminster: 30 January 2011
Speakers: Heather Barnett, John R A Smith
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