Interdisciplinary workshop on the connection of art and the creative process with logic, mathematics, and computer science.

This workshop aspires to establish a systematic and ongoing dialogue between art and the logico-mathematical sciences: through the exploration of the novel possibilities offered by recent advances in the logico-mathematical sciences, we aim at the creation of a community dedicated to the enrichment and pushing forward of the boundaries of both our understanding and practice of the various arts in particular, as well as the creative process in general.

SCHEDULE

FRIDAY DECEMBER 13, MORNING

- 9h15 9h45 Presentation of the workshop

- 9h45 10h30 Tatiana Denisova (Surgut State University, Russia ), "On the intellectual prerequisites of Greek creativity"

- 10h30 11h00 Cecilia Alvarez & Guadalupe Neves (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina), "P intersects B. Set theory traces in Amalia Pica and Jorge Luis Borges"

- 11h00 11h30 COFFEE BREAK

- 11h30 12h00 Maria Dimarogkona (National Technical University of Athens, Greece), "Blending Art and Computer Science"

- 12h00 12h30 Stella Dimitrakopoulou, "Common games: Copying as a creative tool. A participatory presentation devised by choreographer"

- 12h30 13h00 Katerina Papazissi and Petros Stefaneas (National Technical University of Athens, Greece), " I have used to see the world as pictures"

- 13h00 13h30 Ioannis Vandoulakis (University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece), "Creativity as transformation of semiotic space"

CALL FOR PAPERS. WE INVITE SUBMISSIONS OF PROPOSALS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED, TO:

The use of logic, mathematics, and computer science

- as tools for the representation and study of art forms and styles.

- as part of the toolbox, or as inspiration, of contemporary artists

- as tools for teaching art and promoting creativity in all levels of education

- as tools for the study of the creative process.

SEND A ONE PAGE ABSTRACT TO j.qbric@gmail.com BY OCTOBER 13, 2019.