天竺葵之歌通过 "海洋科学果酱 "将即兴创作作为新颖科学传播的工具

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS ACS Applied Bio Materials Pub Date : 2024-11-05 DOI:10.3389/fmars.2024.1430701
Geraint Rhys Whittaker
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科学机构、大学、政府部门和非政府组织认为,以公众易于理解的方式与公众分享复杂的海洋研究成果,是促进公众更好地参与海洋活动的关键措施。艺术与科学的合作在其中发挥着不可或缺的作用。传统上,这些合作涉及艺术家和海洋科学家配对,共同完成一个项目,然后向观众展示。然而,与公众建立更多的互动关系正日益被视为融合艺术与科学数据的有益方式。海洋科学果酱 "就是这样一个项目,它将音乐家、艺术家、舞蹈家、表演者和公众聚集在一起,根据与海洋科学家工作相关的主题,对视觉和听觉线索做出实时的创造性反应。海洋科学果酱 "将创意与科学融为一体,不仅成为公众交流的工具,还为非科学家解读科学数据开辟了新途径。本文将探讨这一活动从设计到实施的全过程,重点介绍通过艺术创造出对海洋科学的新反应的过程中与公众合作所取得的成果。本文将结合 "海洋科学果酱 "创作者的反思,以及参与其中的科学家和公众的反馈。它将论证使用即兴创作和艺术共同创造来发展体现海洋交流和联系的时刻的益处。
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A song for Pelagibacter. Using creative improvisation as a tool for novel science communication through the Ocean Science Jam
Sharing complex oceanic research in an accessible way with the public is being identified by scientific institutions, universities, governmental departments, and NGOs as a critical intervention in promoting better engagement with the sea. Art–science collaborations play an integral role in this. Traditionally, these involve pairing artists and marine scientists to work on a project which is then presented to an audience. Increasingly however more interactive relationships with the public are being seen as a beneficial way to merge art and scientific data. The Ocean Science Jam is such a project that brings musicians, artists, dancers, performers, and the public together to respond creatively in real time to visual and audio cues based on a theme related to marine scientists’ work. By mixing creativity with science in an integrative way the Ocean Science Jam not only acts as tool for public communication but also opens new ways for scientific data to be interpreted by non-scientists. This paper will explore this initiative from design to delivery highlighting the results of facilitating with the public moments where new responses to ocean science can be created through art. It will do so by combining the reflections of the creator of the Ocean Science Jam as well as feedback from the scientists and public who have participated. It will argue for the benefits of using improvisation and artistic co-creation for developing moments of embodied oceanic exchange and connection.
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