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Winged Self, Ben Blakebrough, 2nd International Artists Airshow, 2007 Poetic Cosmos of the Breath, Tomas Saraceno, 2007 POLAR: The Art and Science of Climate Change, Image: Kathryn Yusoff Field trip, Brandon Ballengee, 2007
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Current Projects & Events 2008

Bipolar
New publication,
an interdisciplinary polar archive for International Polar Year 2007-08. Buy online >>>>

Less Remote: Arts/Humanities Symposium on Space Futures
30 Sep – 1 Oct 2008
SEC, Glasgow, Scotland
International symposium at the 2008 International Astronautical Congress (IAC). Registration open >>>

NEW online:

Poetic Cosmos of the Breath - Tomas Saraceno
Saraceno's experimental solar dome launch in 2007

Ongoing Programmes:

Malamp: UK Amphibians Study - Brandon Ballengée
Artist Brandon Ballengée continues his amphibians study, which started in 2007, with fieldwork and public events in his open laboratory at Yorkshire Sculpture Park during Summer 2008

Polar: The Art & Science of Climate Change
Artists' commissions, symposium, talks and publication focusing on the production of climate change knowledge in the polar regions

The Artist as Space Explorer
The Arts Catalyst's work on cultural utilisation of space and space facilities. Updates on our work with the European Space Agency and with the International Astronautical Federation.

Dark Places
Programme interrogating
scientific sites or bodies of ideas.
An Arts Catalyst/SCAN collaboration.


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The Arts Catalyst commissions art that experimentally and critically engages with science. We bring together people across the art/science divide and beyond to explore science in its wider social, political and cultural contexts. We produce provocative, playful, risk-taking projects to spark dynamic conversations about our changing world.

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