Presently (6/11/20) reading two books, “Art & Science”, by Eliane Strosberg, and “Colliding Worlds”, by Arthur Miller. Both are excellent histories of Art & Science and Art & Technology movements. Some highlights from Strosberg follow: “Scientists search for convergence from an inclination to create coherent models to explain the world. The artist tries to stir …
Los Alamos Monitor Online By Tris DeRoma; Friday, August 4, 2017 ‘Carry the Light’ opens at golf course Color and light have always been the tools of the artist, and at least with some sciences, the scientist also. Artist Doug Czor’s Plexiglas and dichroic film sculpture is now on display at the Los Alamos Golf Course. …
2015, opening a new chapter in public art sculpture. Imagine combining art with mathematics and science by using architectural Dichroic panels. The Dichroic effect is a color changing phenomenon found in specially prepared transparent films that are adhered to glass or plastics. As the angle of viewing changes, so does the color. Presently making and …
By Doug Czor, Images from Doug Czor’s Art Notebook #1 During the early 1970s, Historical Geology classes in the School of Geology, University of Minnesota, forever changed my perspective on hope for the survival of humanity. The study of Geology is like reading the great history book of planet Earth. Each layer of sediment or …
Thanks for visiting my blog. Visit from time to time or sign up for my feed. There will be articles about Post Conceptual art, how to survive a public art project, Art & Science philosophy, Art & Technology philosophy, and exploration into how art can save humanity. Since my background is in science, my sculptures …
The Spirit of Humanity Art & Science Exhibition of 1987: Art is one great rhapsody for humanity. The gift to us all of artistic ability may be one of the most important talents known. For, Art is both the doorway through massive cultural walls, and the treasure map through our self-created labyrinth onto the green …