Connecting two cultures
Creativity, Paul says, does not necessarily yield a work that everyone instantly recognizes as good. In many cases, it reconfigures our idea of what good is.
Working at the intersection of art and science, Hung “tweaks the methodologies of science,” she says.
Ann Pegelow Kaplan specializes in contemporary photography and digital arts but was trained as an anthropologist.
Sure, we want to be creative, but are we ready to handle the risks and the rigors? Meet some people who are.
Lesly Temesvari would like to bury the notion that creativity and science are somehow at odds.
The personal ambition to create, Summers says, is probably the same for an engineer as it is for a painter or a poet.
