Feb 5 2024 Roger F. Malina and Thomas Kubli The term disremembering entered my thinking upon the death of a colleague Richard Brettell https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Brettell. He was a ‘refugee’ to UTDallas when he lost his job at the Dallas Museum of Art He was one of the people who helped convince Roger Malina to move to […]
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Roger F Malina Feb 4 2024 Irreversibility This morning I am readying material provided by Anu Gowda and Yueh-Jung Lee; I serve on their PhD committees. This blog is a result of this weekend work, and I would like to bring to their attention: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2713374521000108 Creativity studies has focused on creative thinking processes, problem-solving, and
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Eric Fulbright , Roger Malina , Jan 24 2024 Doors of Delusion (Grief) An artistic sensory experience in Denton Texas The ability to process grief is often suppressed by the demands of everyday life. In the face of major loss, one is still bound to certain priorities and routines, a schedule that isn’t patient,
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1/23/2024 Linda Henderson and Paul Thomas Are two strange people in my life https://groundworks.io/journal/commentaries/10 One is working on the fifth plus dimensions in art and science The other on quantum art and uncertainty Arguing that the power of uncertainty is undervalued With certainty that understanding requires 4 or 5 +/- cognitive experiences, yeah Cognition does
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Jan 20 2024 The UTDallas ArtSciLab is a university research lab and studio. We seek to apply trans-disciplinary, trans-cultural and trans-generational methodologies on problems that are desirable to solve. Tomas Londono, and subsequently Tommy Ayala, initiated the application of Smart Village methods to our research lab. The hope is that we will uncover new ways
