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Broad Vision: Inspired by... Images from Science

University of Westminster: 2012

Part exhibition catalogue and part educational treatise, Inspired by...Images from Science defines the approaches taken to interdisciplinary learning through the 2012 Broad Vision project and reflects on the project from the diverse positions of participants and observers.

Through collaborative research and experimental practice an intriguing range of art works and artefacts were created, richly illustrated and described in the book. Essays and texts discuss the contemporary culture of art/science practice and the current growth of interdisciplinary learning within higher education. The book should be of interest to artists, scientists and educators, and others interested in interdisciplinary learning and research.

Inspired by...Images from Science is co-authored by Broad Vision student and staff researchers, with a foreword by Robert Devcic, Director/ Curator at GV Art, and edited by Heather Barnett, Broad Vision project lead.

ISBN: 978-0955095160

The book can be purchased directly from Amazon for £16.95.
Stockists: Blackwell's at Wellcome Collection; Marylebone Books.

Broad Vision: The Art & Science of Looking

University of Westminster: 2011

The Broad Vision 2011 project explored the perception and interpretation of microscopic worlds, and investigated the benefits and challenges of working across disciplinary divides in a university setting. This book documents the processes of disciplinary exchange, interdisciplinary research and practice, and audience engagement - providing a valuable case study for inquiry based art/science education and offering personal insights into the learning gained for both student and staff researchers.

The Art & Science of Looking is co-authored by Broad Vision student and staff researchers and edited by Heather Barnett and John R A Smith.

ISBN: 978-0955095153

The book can be purchased directly from Amazon for £16.99.
Stockists: Blackwell's at Wellcome Collection; Marylebone Books.