Dear DNAers,
I wanted to give you an update about
our last meeting on May 31st. It was was attended by 26 enthusiastic and
energetic DNAers. Each of the four teams made a small presentation and received
their grant.
Batt App (a smart phone app to locate local
arts events with an augmented reality component)
Changing Oceans (project featuring climate change, pollution and dwindling fish populations)
Urban Succession (preserving wild life in urban settings)
PolyAesthetic Mapping (a structure to think about the collaborations that artists and scientist experience).
Changing Oceans (project featuring climate change, pollution and dwindling fish populations)
Urban Succession (preserving wild life in urban settings)
PolyAesthetic Mapping (a structure to think about the collaborations that artists and scientist experience).
Ruth West gave a fascinating talk on
art/science collaboration strategies. Darwin Slindee spoke on team formation,
responsibilities, meeting formulas and conflict resolution, reminding us that
the energy of conflict is better than apathy! Hand out sheets are available on on the DNAofCreativity.org website (About-Educataion) for
both presentations. Several people commented that these presentations were very
helpful in many ways. We are intending
to mentor the teams through the process of collaboration as much as possible and
will stay in close touch with team leaders.
The video of the meeting will be
posted on at the bottom of this page or you can
access it right now on this link. http://vimeo.com/43541974
Teams will be adding members and so
if you are interested in any of the teams do let us know. patricia@sdvisualarts.net
In our next stages, we are
encouraging all the teams to create websites. These will be linked on www.DNAofCreavity.org and you can get
updates of events and team progress on that site.
PS. Watch for a small article on the
Batt App and DNA of Creativity in City Beat on June 7. We were
also contacted by the NEA who are planning to post an interview
about DNA of Creativity on their facebook page!
We look forward to hearing from many of you often.
Patricia Frischer
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