Short Communication
Lack of Promoting Linkages Between Scientific Creativity and The Arts
Johannes Lehmann1* and Bill Gaskins2
1Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, Cornell University, USA
2Department of Art, Cornell University, USA
Johannes Lehmann, Atkinson Center for a Sustainable Future, Cornell University, USA.
Received Date: March 11, 2019; Published Date: March 25, 2019
Abstract
The United Nations World Creativity and Innovation Day was for the first time celebrated globally in 2018 (UN Resolution A/RES/71/284). It culminated the World Creativity and Innovation Week in April 2018 (https://www.wciw.org/) that started with Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday. Even though creativity has been implicitly highly valued in the sciences, is common in industry, and has been associated with multi-disciplinary talents such as da Vinci, it is not institutionally promoted in the natural sciences to any relevant extent. The UN delegates called for harnessing creativity to address sustainability issues, but the sciences are sorely absent from this discourse. We argue that close observation of artistic creativity will provide essential and urgently needed advice on scientific progress.
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Johannes Lehmann, Bill Gaskins. Lack of Linkages Between Scientific Creativity and The Arts. Sci J Research & Rev. 1(4): 2019. SJRR.MS.ID.000517.