The Brooklyn Rail

Critics Page

• Art, Science, and the Question of Convergence

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  By Taney Roniger

• Figuring Forms

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  By Margaret Wertheim

• Diagramming a New Theory of Picture

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  By Matthew Ritchie

• Why Sci-Art Needs Not to Make Sense

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  By James Elkins

• Two Branches, One Tree

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  By Werner Sun

• Art is Irrelevant

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  By Daniel Hill

• Complexity and Accessibility: Why Science Needs Art

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  By Elaine R. Reynolds

• Monstrosity, Spectacle, Wonder

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  By Dan Weiskopf

• Some Thoughts on Art and Science

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  By Linda Francis

• Sci-Art Doubts and Disruptions

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  By Stephen Nowlin

• Tortured Artists and Mad Scientists: Separated at Birth

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  By Wavelength

• Describing Flow: An Interaction Between Science and Art

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  By Luis F. Schettino

• ALEXIS ROCKMAN with Tom McGlynn

• Notes on Science and Film

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  By Sonia Shechet Epstein

• Intimate Knowledge

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  By Ed Kerns

• Staging Physical Analogues of Entangled Black Holes

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  By Evelina Domnitch and Dmitry Gelfand

• Remote Sensing

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  By Suzanne Anker

• Haptico-Visual Observation and Drawing:
  A Novel Method for Studying Anatomy

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  By Leonard Shapiro

• What if?

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  By Lorrie Fredette

• RadWaste: A Shadow Without a Body

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  By Eve Andrée Laramée

• The Original Social Network

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  By Catherine Chalmers