Our daily travels can often be mapped out as a series of parking lots that we travel to and from. My short two and one half mile journey to work each morning takes me by no less than 50 surface lots. This does not even account for the multi-story parking complexes and the numerous parking [...]
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Art & Science – Part I: The Greening of a Parking Lot
by Amber Sesnick, Guest Services & Marketing in Art & Science
Apr
22
Mar
11
Don’t throw that away! Keep it’; exclaimed Arthur, as he seemingly reached for a shard of a broken bottle on…
The Cummer Welcomes Karl Boecklen
by Amber Sesnick, Guest Services & Marketing in Art & Science, Education
Feb
18
In January, Karl Boecklen joined the education staff as a Museum Educator. His job will be to continue the integration of the Gardens and our riverfront campus into our arts education programs. Karl is a native of New York City and a graduate of SUNY-Stony Brook with a degree in the biological sciences. He has [...]
Seeing Art Differently: A Scientific Perspective on the Science of Color
by Harold Davis, in Art & Science, Education
Oct
11
The question: Why do people see art differently?
There’s a multitude of explanations, ranging from psychological to socio-economic, but those explanations are messy.
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