“Creativity is intelligence having fun.”-Albert Einstein

Greetings Art & Science Researchers!

Today we took in quite a bit of information about potential sources for supporting research information, including extensive searching of imagery. Mar, the Art Librarian who joined us today, has provided this excellent resource page (which she will likely add a few additional items to as well) just for our class: http://library.uoregon.edu/guides/art/aad199-ams. She is also available to meet with you one-on-one to assist with your individual project. Just contact her at margp@uoregon.edu.

Reminders for next week:

Monday: 1-2p.m. Join the class at Pegasus Pizza to socialize. Robert & I are buying.

Tuesday: Arrive to class prepared to discuss what stories your particular artist explores.

Thursday: Present creative display 1, your draft display/process of research visualization. Show us your initial brainstorming, sketching, planning, developing ideas for display of research about your selected artist, science, and problem for the term. Bring all items to class that you need to share.

Due week 6: Report 3

Always: Continue working on research of sources, ideas, etc. regarding your artist for your project.

Best,

Julie & Robert

The power of art and images can be cute and fun!

And note how art and the artistic voice and narrative can have meanings maybe not totally obvious on the surface, and yes can be still fun but also can be serious reflections on who we are too!