BASA - The Bridge Art + Science Alliance

16 medical illustrators doing groundbreaking work Once upon a time, working as a medical illustrator might have seemed like a quirky niche. This year, however, that's all changed.

Science–graphic art partnerships to increase research impact Graphics are becoming increasingly important for scientists to effectively communicate their findings to broad audiences, but most researchers lack expertise in visual media. We suggest collaboration between scientists and graphic designers as a way forward and discuss the results of a pilot project...

In 2019, cultural divides between science and art will cease to exist "We understand now that the arts and sciences are the subjective and objective poles of the same great human enterprise, that there is only one world out there and we have to view it with an ever-curious and ever broadening mind"

This is why groups like The Science and Entertainment Exchange are so important...

Hollywood's Portrayals of Science and Scientists Are Ridiculous And Twitter is taking note

Art and Analogy Help Scientists "See" Big Biological Molecules in 3D "Art and Analogy Help Scientists "See" Big Biological Molecules in 3D" by Jane Richardson.

How Art Makes Better Science Interaction with an artist is part of the scientific process of discovery. Jean-Bernard Caron of Royal Ontario Museum recounts how he worked with biomedical illustrator Joanna Liang to lift Habelia optata out of the rock into 3D models and animations that are more powerful than text alone for scienc...

Mixing science and art to make the truth more interesting than lies There are many reasons why scientists collaborating with artists makes sense, now more than ever.

The SciArt Movement: Why Facebook, MIT And Autodesk Use Art To Drive Innovation Silicon Valley companies are bringing artists in-house to work with scientists to drive innovation. This article shows why -- and profiles Julia Buntaine, a leader of the growing SciArt movement.

melting memories: large data sculptures show you the inner workings of the brain

Art/Science roles different, yet complementary: Poll | Broto.eco Art/Science roles different, yet complementary: Poll Mar 22, 2018 Broto: Art, Science & Collaboration Survey Results (5 of 5) Art and science roles in society are distinctly different, yet complementary, reports new poll By Ian Edwards Anecdotally, we might hear that art and science are two sides of...

Experiments in the Field: Why are Artists and Scientists Collaborating? With global issues cutting across disciplines, a number of projects are showing where the mixing of art and science can prove productive

Reconnecting art and science in the classroom In education, the domains of art and science remain too separate.