Dear friends, friends of friends, colleagues, artists and scientists, partners and interested people, Our exhibition at MIND foundation (OCT 15-18) and Alte Munze (OCT 29-Nov 1) in Berlin is coming closer! You may be as excited as we are already! We created a donation pool for fundraising our upcoming exhibition and would love to show you the … Continue reading FUNDRAISER
Author: edge-neuroart
Berlin-based Neuroscience Art collective aiming to communicate neuroscience with art and further art with neuroscience.
EDGE @ BRAINPALACE
Shiny waveforms allude to stars and galactic clusters, referencing the common origin in the universe of all things. And surrounded by this we are asked: what is common between us? In June, EDGE went to explore the light and sound installation BRAINPALACE at State STUDIO Berlin by artist Tatjana Busch. BRAINPALACE is an artistic research … Continue reading EDGE @ BRAINPALACE
EDGE 2020 Exhibition
We are delighted to announce this year’s EDGE multimedia exhibition in October to share with you a wide range of art on questions, insights and the beauty of the human brain. Save the date and stay tuned for more info! Poster done by @Yaron Maïm. yayamaim.com
Recap—Creativity and Neuroscience: Movement and Mind
In April, we hosted our first Creativity and Neuroscience online workshop on "Movement and Mind". (Also, it was our one year workshop-anniversary!) For this workshop we invited performance artist, dancer, dance movement therapist, movement director, and body researcher Sophie Mars. The workshop included a mix of lecture, poetry, physical examples, as well as, references to … Continue reading Recap—Creativity and Neuroscience: Movement and Mind
“At the EDGE of Neuroscience and Art”
The Charité NeuroScience (CNS) Newsletter featured us in their march 2020 edition on science communication. Scroll down to page four to the interview by Alex Masurovsky with one of our members Ian to find more how we got started, our visions and much more!The CNS Newsletter is created by and published every three months for … Continue reading “At the EDGE of Neuroscience and Art”
Creativity and Neuroscience Workshop: Art as Research
Art-based research is the use of an artistic process as a form of study. The workshop will begin with Ashley and Liz presenting their work and explaining their personal art-based research methods. It will also investigate new methods for generating, developing, and communicating new ideas by offering practical exercises and a group discussion. In order … Continue reading Creativity and Neuroscience Workshop: Art as Research
Spatial Navigation: The Art and Science of Wayfinding
On the 5th of May, Dora -a writer and geographer interested in creative digital mapping, and Amy Young -an artsy neuroscientist fascinated by neural correlates of space and place, hosted an online workshop exploring the neuroscience of spatial navigation. Their interactive discussion featured our cellular toolkit, the systems in place that encode our wayfinding ability, … Continue reading Spatial Navigation: The Art and Science of Wayfinding
Call for Artists open until May, 31st!
Interested in showing your art at the intersection of art and science? Are you a scientist and would like communicate your research in a creative way? Our call for artists for our annual multimedia exhibition is still open until May, 31st! More info here.Exhibition dates: 13th-18th October, 2020Location: 2 contrasting locations in Berlin TBC (due … Continue reading Call for Artists open until May, 31st!
New Members Meeting 02.05 via Zoom
From workshops, exhibitions, consulting and more, we always have loads going on to get involved with and would like to invite YOU to our community! This year EDGE neuroscience & art e.V. became a registered association (Verein) and we are excited to be able to take on members. Some benefits of becoming a member include … Continue reading New Members Meeting 02.05 via Zoom
Creativity & Neuroscience Workshop: Spatial Navigation
What is isolation inertia doing to my brain? How are spatial navigation and cognition connected? Why are members of some cultures so good at navigating without compasses or maps? How can creative wayfinding benefit us? In this interactive online workshop, we will explore the art and science of finding our way. 6-8pm May 5th, 2020 … Continue reading Creativity & Neuroscience Workshop: Spatial Navigation
