NEW PUBLICATION
New Art/Science Affinities

New Art/Science Affinities is a new publication from Carnegie Mellon University's Miller Gallery and STUDIO for Creative Inquiry on contemporary artists working at the intersection of art, science, and technology.

New Art/Science Affinities includes meditations, interviews, diagrams, letters and manifestos on Maker Culture, Hacking, Artistic Research, Citizen Science, Distributed Creativity, and Computational Art, and includes a gigantic timeline that includes everything from the establishment of Radio Shack to Creative Commons and Kickstarter. It's the result of a "book sprint" (the collaborative authoring of a book in a condensed period of time) which was part of Miller Gallery and STUDIO's Warhol Foundation Curatorial Research Fellowship on art, science and technology, and co-written by our Research Fellow Andrea Grover with Claire Evans, Régine Debatty, and Pablo Garcia, and designers Luke Bulman and Jessica Young of Thumb.

You can view a preview the book and purchase a hard copy via Lulu.