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To what extent the article discusses matters related to creative visual works / cultural practices.

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Kelly Grovier. “Blue.” In The Art of Colour: The History of Art in 39 Pigments. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2023.

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Kelly Grovier. “Blue.” In The Art of Colour: The History of Art in 39 Pigments. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2023.

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Looking at the color blue in terms of pigment, this reading engages more art related themes, rather than purely scientific. While the process of making the pigment is scientific, the reading also engages the cultural power of the color blue.

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This Deep Map post from Morgan examines the cultural significance of restoration in cultural artifacts. Her comments talk about how terrorists often target cultural heritage, and this sometimes gets more attention than the lives of innocent civilians lost in the act. It draws the connection between cultural importance and the conversation about how terrorism takes innocent lives.

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James Allen & David Mininberg. The Art of Medicine in Ancient Egypt 

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James Allen & David Mininberg. The Art of Medicine in Ancient Egypt 

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This reading engaged both art and science themes to show the balance of how they can play hand in hand. With the showing of the objects and how they were used in relation to ancient Egyptian medicine you can see how you combine both the practices of art and practices of science in medicine.

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Art is a way people express thoughts and feelings through creativity. It helps communicate ideas/ emotions and can also make people see things from a different perspective.

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Jamie Mulherron, Francois Boucher and The Art of Conchology 

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Jamie Mulherron, Francois Boucher and The Art of Conchology 

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We decided to put this reading here as there is talk of observing nature to create these works and the social situation surrounding shells in this article. However, for the most part, this article focuses a lot on the art shells are present in, specifically by Francois Boucher and his many observatory drawings, creation of shells, and illustrations/drawings featuring shells.

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Nickell, J. (2004). Mystery of the Nazca Lines. In The Mystery Chronicles: More Real-Life X-Files (pp. 1-15). University Press of Kentucky.

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Nickell, J. (2004). Mystery of the Nazca Lines. In The Mystery Chronicles: More Real-Life X-Files (pp. 1-15). University Press of Kentucky.

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This reading goes into detail about the Nazca lines, which are giant geoglyphs etched into the Peruvian desert by the ancient Nazca culture. We decided on putting this reading more towards art on our spectrum because humans don't yet know the purpose for these geoglyphs, or even how they were created in the first place. The Nazca lines make a comment on artistic expression, regarding how the author interprets them not just as technical marvels but as cultural artifacts reflecting the values of the Nazca people.

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Kelly Grovier, “Blue”, In The Art of Colour: The History of Art in 39 Pigments

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Kelly Grovier, “Blue”, In The Art of Colour: The History of Art in 39 Pigments

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We felt that this reading was very balanced between art and science. The study of pigment is definitely in the intersection as all of these topics are, but we thought that based on how this chapter was written, it belonged in the middle. The author blends scientific writing on the creation of pigments with artistic examples of how the pigment has been used in real pieces, as well as how it may carry cultural significance like ultramarine and the Virgin Mary. This is our central point.

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Kelly Grovier, “Blue”, In The Art of Colour: The History of Art in 39 Pigments

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“How do patients actually experience and use art in hospitals?” 

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“How do patients actually experience and use art in hospitals?” 

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We felt that the way this article was written had a more scientific based approach on physiological and psychological effects of art and that was really why we wanted to put it slightly closer to science while still being somewhat neutral.

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Kwang Soo Lee, Yang Bong Lee, Dong Sun Lee, Sun Kyung Chung, ”Quality evaluation of Korean soy sauce fermented in Korean earthenware (Onggi) with different glazes”

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Kwang Soo Lee, Yang Bong Lee, Dong Sun Lee, Sun Kyung Chung, ”Quality evaluation of Korean soy sauce fermented in Korean earthenware (Onggi) with different glazes”

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This reading discussed a study performed to determine how different Onggi glazes affected the fermentation of Korean Soy Sauce. Because this study discusses is more scientific-leaning, we felt it was closest to science out of our five readings. It focuses more on the elements and scientific conclusions rather than the art of the earthenware.

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Science is the accumulation and application of knowledge to achieve an objective end product.

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Deep Map- Dunedin Public Art Gallery (by Fern)

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Deep Map- Dunedin Public Art Gallery (by Fern)

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This deep map post focused on how Rebecca Baumann's Light Interference (Spectral Transmission) has interacted with the building’s architecture, using shifting natural light to subtly transform the space. This is art-related because it centers on the use of light as a creative medium to transform space and perception.

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Eduardo Kac is a Brazilian/American contemporary artist who coined the term 'BioArt' to describe his works such as "GFP Bunny" pictured above. This rabbit is genetically engineered to glow under certain lighting conditions using molecular biology.

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Harold Mytum. “Ethics and Practice in the Excavation, Examination, Analysis, and Preservation of Historical Mummified Human Remains.” Historical Archaeology 55, no. 1 (2021): 96–109.

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Harold Mytum. “Ethics and Practice in the Excavation, Examination, Analysis, and Preservation of Historical Mummified Human Remains.” Historical Archaeology 55, no. 1 (2021): 96–109.

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Examining the ethics behind looking at mummies to learn their histories. This is majorly scientific as it talks about the studying, display, and excavation of mummies.

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To what extent is the article based in science? We are defining science loosely as the processes in which an idea is tested and explored, leaning less towards visuals and aesthetics and more towards the process.

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Jamie Mulherron. “François Boucher and the Art of Conchology.”

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Jamie Mulherron. “François Boucher and the Art of Conchology.”

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This article discussed how shells are represented in art and how the scientific knowledge of shells were represented in art.

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Deep Map- Analysis of Pigments (by Liam)

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Deep Map- Analysis of Pigments (by Liam)

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Red lake pigments, made from plant and animal sources, were widely used in the Middle East and South Asia for textiles and painting. The reading highlights their presence in 1st-century AD Nabatean wall paintings at Petra, Jordan. Modern chemical analysis of these dyes helps link art and science by aiding in dating artworks, identifying origins, and tracing materials and artists.

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”Quality evaluation of Korean soy sauce fermented in Korean earthenware (Onggi) with different glazes”

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”Quality evaluation of Korean soy sauce fermented in Korean earthenware (Onggi) with different glazes”

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This article discussed how different types of glazes and styles of glazing onggi affected the fermentation process of soy sauce. The end result was that glazes on both sides of the onggi had the best flavor and smell.

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3D Printed Museum and Archaeological Artifacts?

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3D Printed Museum and Archaeological Artifacts?

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This article discussed 3D printing and the ethical concerns surrounding 3D printed art.

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3D Printed Museum and Archaeological Artifacts?

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Science as portrayed throughout this class represents the study of the natural world around us through experiments and testing the theories that are thought to be true.