london laser june 2014 presentation on art science projects and programmes

Chris Fremantle

http://chris.fremantle.org

http://ecoartscotland.net

http://independent.academia.edu/ChrisFremantle

Producer on:● New South Glasgow Hospitals Therapeutic

Design and Arts Strategy● Nil by Mouth: an art science collaboration on

sustainability focused by food and farming ● Sited+ national public art development

programme

Researcher on:● MFA Art Space and Nature @ ECA● Design in Action @ Gray's

Previously worked on:● Greenhouse Britain: Losing Ground, Gaining

Wisdom with Helen Mayer Harrison, Newton Harrison and David Haley,

● Remember Saro Wiwa with PLATFORM● New Stobhill and Victoria Hospitals● The Artist as Leader (AHRC Nature of Creativity

Award)● Reflections on Collaboration, published by a-n● Working in Public Seminars with Suzanne Lacy

Art, Space and Nature MFA

● Programme attracting artists, architects and landscape architects, designers and others (e.g. film studies)

● Project focused programme

● 6 Years of Residencies with Cardiovascular Researchers at British Heart Foundation Centre of Research Excellence, Queen's Medical Research Institute.

● Profiled in SEAD Network Paper (2012)http://seadnetwork.wordpress.com/white-paper-abstracts/final-white-papers/

Mark Eischeid, Untitled, Loading Dye, 2008

Eddy van Mourik, 50 Walks, Paper, 2010

Chandra Casali Bell, Untitled (Glow I), 2011

Javier Vidal, Untitled, 2014

Nil by Mouth: an art science collaboration on sustainability

focused by food and farming

Crichton Carbon Centre

Wide Open

Scottish Government Strategic Research Programme Environmental Change, Food, Land

and People.

Artists, Scientists, Food Producers

● Jo Hodges and Robbie Coleman

● Harry Giles

● Charles Bestwick and Lorna Dawson (Hutton)

● Heather Anderson (Whitmuir)

● Martin Birse (Pitgaveny)

● Christine Johnson (South Uist)

● Old Craigie Road Allotments

● Christine Watson (SRUC)

● Wendy Russell and Jennie Macdiarmid (Rowett)

● Hans K Clausen

● Center for Genomic Gastronomy

~disciplinarity (according to Nicolescu)

● Multi: “...concerns studying a research topic not in just one discipline but in several at the same time.”

● Inter: “...has a different goal from multidisciplinarity. It concerns the transfer of methods from one discipline to another.”

● Trans: “concerns that which is at once between the disciplines, across the different disciplines, and beyond all disciplines.”

See David Haley's paper: http://www.um.es/vmca/download/docs/david-haley.pdf

Art, Space and Nature:http://www.asnse.eca.ac.uk

http://www.bhfcore.ed.ac.uk/artist_in_residence

Nil by Mouth:http://www.carboncentre.org

http://www.wide-open.nethttp://www.creativefutureshq.com/projects/nil-by-mouth-food-farming-science-and-sustainability/