SciFri Radio: Art

SciFri Radio: Get Inked For Science
Tattoos of the science obsessed are featured in the new book “Science Ink”

SciFri Radio: The Future Of Computer-Generated Sound Effects
Computer scientist Doug James composes sounds for films and virtual reality.

SciFri Radio: Archaic Texan Rock Art Reveals Prehistoric Culture
The arid Texas climate preserved rock art painted by early Native American groups.

SciFri Radio: Visual Biography Explores Love and Radium
Artist and author Lauren Redniss talks about her new book, Radioactive, an illustrated biography of the Curies and a look at their...

SciFri Radio: Jonathon Keats and "Virtual Words"
We'll talk about how the rapid pace of technology is creating new words and how new ideas drive new language.

SciFri Radio: Video Pick: Mark Twain’s Scary Sci-Fi
A look at the pioneering science fiction of...Mark Twain?

SciFri Radio: In 2010, A Space Opera
For the past week, the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York has been home to an unusual sight -- performances...

SciFri Radio: Frank Oppenheimer Biography
Physicist and Exploratorium founder Frank Oppenheimer is profiled in "Something Incredibly Wonderful Happens".

SciFri Radio: Science Through Graphic Novels
We'll take a look at two graphic novels that approach science from a different direction.

SciFri Radio: Uncovering Hidden Paintings
X-ray technology revealed an illustration underneath N.C. Wyeth's painting 'Family Portrait.'

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