Convenor:
Dr Sanda Miller, Southampton Institute, East Park Terrace, Southampton SO14 0YN. Tel 01703 319000. sanda.miller@solent.ac.uk.   

Ingenious transformations and visionary technologies have transformed the physical and psychological world from at least the Renaissance to the present day. From Leonardo's experiments with hydraulic engineering, comparative anatomy and musical instruments, through Isaac Newton's work in optics and colour, to current research interests in perception, visualisation, computer simulation, information transfer and digital imaging, established categories of understanding have been, and are being, continually re-imagined and revised.

• Sanda Miller (Southampton Institute)
• Arthur Miller (University College, London) Visualising the Invisible: Visual Imagery in 20th-Century Art and Science
• Lilian Lijn (Artist) Body and Soul: Interactions between the Material and the Immaterial in Sculpture
• John Tchalenko (Independent film-maker) 'I Paint What I Can See, and At Any Given Moment, I Will Start With What I Can See, From That Place At That Moment' (Humphrey Ocean)
• Colin Tudge (Independent scholar) The Arts-Science Divide
• Sanda Miller (Southampton Institute) Cybernetic Pas-de-Deux at Le Corbusier's Unite d'Habitation at Marseilles
• Anna Bentkowska (Southampton Institute) Campus Anthropomorphus or Anamorphosis? The Mystery of Cardinal Montalti's Carden
• David Jared Morse (University of Texas at Austin) Rafael Barradas, Vibracionismo and Hyper-Conscious Communication in Art
• Ken Arnold and Denna Jones (Wellcome Institute) The Wellcome Trust's Funding Initiative to Encourage Collaborations Between Artists and Scientists
• Jorella Andrews (Goldsmith's College, London) Maria Sibylla Merian: Painting the Microcosm
• Frances Follin (Birckbeck College, London) The Collision between Op Art and Drug Culture in the 1960s
• Adam Lowe and Kathleen Rogers (Artists) The Exhibition: Ingenious Tranformations and Visionary Technologies