Till Bödeker examines theories that postulate that artistic research creates specific knowledge that is equal to scientific knowledge.
w/k–Between Science & Art Journal
Future utopia or dystopia: Creative Writing with AI
The aim of this two-part article is to shed light on different dimensions of AI writing in order to think about a possible future by taking stock of current tendencies.
Oliver Thie: Drawing as Research. Part II
In conversation with Peter Tepe, Oliver Thie speaks in detail about his project "Oliarus polyphemus".
Oliver Thie: Drawing as Research. Part I
In conversation with Peter Tepe, Oliver Thie speaks in detail about his project "Oliarus polyphemus".
Timea Tihanyi: Mathematics and 3D-Printing Ceramic Objects
In this conversation, Milena Damrau and Martin Skrodzki speak with Timea Tihanyi about the role of mathematics in her artistic practice.
Dominic Hopkinson: Building Blocks of Space – Mathematical Sculpting
In this conversation, Milena Damrau and Martin Skrodzki speak with Dominic Hopkinson about the role of mathematics in his artistic practice.
Early Connections between Science and (Visual) Art
w/k invites art historians to explore the historical connections between science and visual art, in order to expand the prevailing focus on contemporary examples with earlier ones.
Hanna Hoyne: Our Spirit Recharge Vessel is the Earth (Part 2)
Hanna Hoyne explores public space through sculptures, installations and murals with the aim of raising awareness of the urban environment and global issues such as sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Hanna Hoyne: Interpretative-Knowledge Making by Means of Public Art (Part 1)
Hanna Hoyne explores public space through sculptures, installations and murals with the aim of raising awareness of the urban environment and global issues such as sustainability and environmental responsibility.
HoulArt: Wit and Public Inspiration
In conversation with Anna-Sophie Jürgens, James Houlcroft (aka Houl) reflects on the knowledge-oriented, educational and inspirational role of street art – street art as public pedagogy – in the various media and formats he explores in the Australian capital and beyond.
ChatGPT on Artistic Research
Angelika Boeck and Till Bödeker speak with ChatGPT about art, science and artistic research.
Julius Höhn: Questions for Peter Tepe
Julius Höhn is about to graduate from high school. As part of his Abitur examinations, he is investigating the relationship between art and science.
Lee Constable: Founding “Science Meets Street Art” Co-Labs
In this article Australian science communicator Lee Constable discusses her work at the intersection between street art and science.
Esmeralda Conde Ruiz: sensitive ears and insensitive infrastructures. Part II
From April to October 2022, the internationally renowned composer, conductor and artist Esmeralda Conde Ruiz was a guest at the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden.
Esmeralda Conde Ruiz: sensitive ears and insensitive infrastructures. Part I
From April to October 2022, the internationally renowned composer, conductor and artist Esmeralda Conde Ruiz (*1980/Spain, lives in the UK) was a guest at the Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden.
Structural Affinity & philosophy-related
Since the article "Science-Related" appeared in w/k, Peter Tepe has produced three new series that inspired him to explore a new connection between science and art under the title "Structural Affinity".
Angela Schwank and the Clouds
Angela Schwank – author of the artist book "CIRREN" – explains her preoccupation with clouds.
Science as Art – Art as Science
"Entstehung einer künstlerischen Tatsache", a project in Jena, aims to facilitate a dialog between art and science. It also endeavours to establish art and culture in Jena in the longer term and to connect them with existing scientific institutions.
Roland Regner: Arché
In his second w/k interview, Roland Regner begins by explaining the concept of his "Arché" work cycle and the series that it consists of. He then goes on to talk about the work processes used in three of these series.