On Certainty – Group show curated by Sreshta Rit Premnath

Presentation 2
Guess and Check is Valid Math
3 pm

Christopher Perkins(Researcher; STAR Detector, Brookhaven National Laboratory, NY)

The basic problem of looking for the unknown leads to questions regarding where to look and what to look for. New discoveries in the field of physics are based on previous discoveries but the problem remains of which leads to follow and which to abandon. Even once an avenue for further research is chosen, the scientists involved must design an experiment and decide whether or not this experiment is capable of finding what they are looking for, even before they know what they will find. All that can be done is to choose a subset of the parameter space that offers the possibility of new discovery. We will lead a discussion on the process that precedes the reporting of scientific results and how scientists believe an avenue of research is valid.

For more information on this project please visit www.oncertainty.net

In association with On Certainty – group show curated by Sreshta Rit Premnath
Presentation 1: Seismosis: A Performance, Saturday, March 14, 3 pm
Christopher Stackhouse, Writer & Artist, and John Keene, Associate Professor of English & African American Studies at Northwestern University, will present a polyvocal performance reading with image and text projections from their collaborative book Seismosis (1913 Press). The book features drawings by Stackhouse and text by Keene in dialogic response to each other. The presentation is part performance, part lecture/reading. The audience has the opportunity to experience the drawings, text, and vocalizations of both writer and artist in this immersive setting.

For more information on this project please visit www.oncertainty.net

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