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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book offers an exciting in-depth look at the intersection of art and science at the renowned California Institute of Technology. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to view creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent universitythe California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadenaas a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its Archives and Special Collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book reveals new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informedand were informed bythe vibrant visual culture of Southern California. This volume is published to accompany an exhibition on view at the California Institute of Technology from September 27 to December 15, 2024. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena as a site for scientific and artistic image production. This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to see creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent university-the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena-as a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its archives and special collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California."For morethan a century, the California Institute of Technology has been a world-leaderin science and technology. Less well known is the rich visual culture-whetherin the form of fine art, astrophotography, architectural drawings, orbiological illustrations-that has accompanied and amplified Caltech's researchmission. With Crossing Over, Sachs Collopy and Bohn-Spector haveassembled a marvelous collection of essays and artworks which showcase how thevisual arts have been essential ingredients in Caltech's accomplishments. Thisbook is a joy to view."-W. Patrick McCray, University of California, SantaBarbara.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to see creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent university-the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena-as a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its archives and special collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California."For morethan a century, the California Institute of Technology has been a world-leaderin science and technology. Less well known is the rich visual culture-whetherin the form of fine art, astrophotography, architectural drawings, orbiological illustrations-that has accompanied and amplified Caltech's researchmission. With Crossing Over, Sachs Collopy and Bohn-Spector haveassembled a marvelous collection of essays and artworks which showcase how thevisual arts have been essential ingredients in Caltech's accomplishments. Thisbook is a joy to view."-W. Patrick McCray, University of California, SantaBarbara.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book offers an exciting in-depth look at the intersection of art and science at the renowned California Institute of Technology. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to view creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent universitythe California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadenaas a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its Archives and Special Collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book reveals new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informedand were informed bythe vibrant visual culture of Southern California. This volume is published to accompany an exhibition on view at the California Institute of Technology from September 27 to December 15, 2024. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena as a site for scientific and artistic image production. This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book offers an exciting in-depth look at the intersection of art and science at the renowned California Institute of Technology. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to view creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent universitythe California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadenaas a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its Archives and Special Collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book reveals new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informedand were informed bythe vibrant visual culture of Southern California. This volume is published to accompany an exhibition on view at the California Institute of Technology from September 27 to December 15, 2024. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena as a site for scientific and artistic image production. This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to see creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent university-the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena-as a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its archives and special collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California."For morethan a century, the California Institute of Technology has been a world-leaderin science and technology. Less well known is the rich visual culture-whetherin the form of fine art, astrophotography, architectural drawings, orbiological illustrations-that has accompanied and amplified Caltech's researchmission. With Crossing Over, Sachs Collopy and Bohn-Spector haveassembled a marvelous collection of essays and artworks which showcase how thevisual arts have been essential ingredients in Caltech's accomplishments. Thisbook is a joy to view."-W. Patrick McCray, University of California, SantaBarbara.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Science is as much a visual practice as a textual or quantitative one. For centuries, scientists have used microscopes, telescopes, painting, illustration, printing, and photography to perceive nature and communicate what they see in it, often in collaboration with artists. In the twentieth century, scientists also came to see creativity as an essential resource and looked to art to foster it. Crossing Over is an interdisciplinary publication that looks at one prominent university-the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena-as a site for scientific and artistic image production. Uncovering the rich pictorial record embedded in its archives and special collections, a team of visual culture scholars examines Caltech through a series of tightly focused case studies. How, the authors ask, have science and engineering institutions like Caltech used scientific representation, art, and architecture to construct themselves and produce discovery and invention? This book will reveal new facets of life and work at Caltech that will be illuminating even to those familiar with the school, showcasing views that informed-and were informed by-the vibrant visual culture of Southern California."For morethan a century, the California Institute of Technology has been a world-leaderin science and technology. Less well known is the rich visual culture-whetherin the form of fine art, astrophotography, architectural drawings, orbiological illustrations-that has accompanied and amplified Caltech's researchmission. With Crossing Over, Sachs Collopy and Bohn-Spector haveassembled a marvelous collection of essays and artworks which showcase how thevisual arts have been essential ingredients in Caltech's accomplishments. Thisbook is a joy to view."-W. Patrick McCray, University of California, SantaBarbara.