C3 video archive and media art collection catalogue

Vision - IMAGE and the BRAIN

Scientific symposium

WORK DATA

Organizer:

C3 Center for Culture & Communication Foundation

Category:

EVENT (collection)

Type:

conference

Creation Date:

2002-10-19 - 2002-10-20

Web:

http://vision.c3.hu/en/symposion.html
http://vision.c3.hu/hu/symposion.html

Description:

Symposium on the connections between the visual arts and brain research. The invited lecturers are the highest representatives of world renown of the neuronal (anatomical, physiological), behavioral (neurological, psychophysical) and theoretical (philosophical) approaches of brain research, and they are bound together by their common interest touching upon the background of the nervous system as it relates to the creative process. Alongside the scientific researchers, eminent representatives of the sphere of art and the humanities will also take part in the conference.

More Information

Original Title (Hungarian):

Látás - AGY ÉS KÉP

Original Subtitle:

Tudományos szimpózium

Location:

Budapest, Műcsarnok / Kunsthalle

Part of Collection:

Vision - Image and Perception

Works in this Collection:

STILL	TITLE	PERSON	TYPE	CREATION DATE
	A Neurocognitive and Evolutionary Approach to Art	Jean-Pierre Changeux	presentation	2002-10-20
	A Time-Continuous Cognitive System	Hans H. Diebner, Peter Weibel	presentation	2002-10-19
	An Interface without a Medium	Siegfried Zielinski	presentation	2002-10-19
	Attention! Active Vision	Zoltán Vidnyánszky	presentation	2002-10-20
	Capturing Time: From E. J. Marey to Modern Neuroscience	Ilona Kovács	presentation	2002-10-20
	Concluding Discussion - IMAGE and the BRAIN	Ivan Ladislav Galeta	discussion	2002-10-20
	Images of Vision	Nicholas Wade	presentation	2002-10-19
	Jan Evangelista Purkinje and the Emergence of Neuroscience, Modern Art and New Media	Jaroslav Andel	presentation	2002-10-20
	Putting Illusions in Their Place	Richard Gregory	presentation	2002-10-19
	Seeing and Doing: Why Vision is More than Perception	Melvyn A. Goodale	presentation	2002-10-20
	The Vision of the Ancestors - Object and Shape Representation in Palaeolithic Cave Art	Gyula Kovács	presentation	2002-10-19
	The “Monument of an Instant”: The Portrayal of Central and Peripheral Vision in the Work of the Italian "Impressionist" Sculptor Medardo Rosso	David Melcher, Francesca Bacci	presentation	2002-10-20
	Vision, Visual Imagery, Art and Brain	Balázs Gulyás	presentation	2002-10-19