Art and science are treated as a shared practice rather than separate disciplines that exchange ideas. Janani Balasubramanian and Natalie Gosnell frame collaboration around curiosity, experimentation, and transformation. Guidance is grounded in their partnership and the experiences of other interdisciplinary creators. Strategies address institutional demands, limited resources, and busy schedules. Readers learn how to establish shared values, communicate across disciplines, balance different ways of knowing, and create conditions for trust and experimentation. The work calls for more expansive futures for creative and scientific practice by emphasizing mutual respect, imagination, and joy.
"Art-Science Undisciplined, published by the University of California Press,is an invitation to rethink what collaboration can be. Rather than treating art and science as separate disciplines that occasionally exchange ideas, artist Janani Balasubramanian and astrophysicist Natalie Gosnell imagine collaboration as a shared practice of curiosity, experimentation, and transformation."
"Drawing from their own partnership and the experiences of other interdisciplinary creators, they offer a guide for building relationships rooted in mutual respect, imagination, and joy. Attentive to the realities of institutional demands, limited resources, and busy schedules, Art-Science Undisciplined offers strategies for sustaining meaningful collaboration in everyday practice."
"Readers will find guidance on establishing shared values, communicating across disciplines, balancing different ways of knowing, and creating conditions for trust and experimentation. At its heart, Art-Science Undisciplined is a call to imagine more expansive futures for creative and scientific practice alike."
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