Hello

Steven,

Thank you for the tips. Wish I taken the art course & the Art Science Lab is
intriguing. Had no idea this was in town. Much appreciated!

I look forward to meeting you at Jane's.

Regards, Liz

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Elizabeth Cates, CFA
P.O. Box 9222
Sante Fe, NM  87504-9222
Home/FAX: [phone]
Cell: 505-913-0099
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> Hello Liz,
>
> Welcome to FRIAM!
>
> > My main interest and pursuit has always has been art. I've been trying to
> > concoct a new aesthetics of art. In trying to find the right
> > vocabulary, I have chosen Complexity. My major problem is that I cannot
> come up with a
> > robust enough definition of truth (robust enough to surmount the
> > relativism
> > and subjectivism of the 20th Century). The best I can do are
> > metaphors. Any
> > ideas are most welcome.
>
> Yaneer Bar-Yam of <http://www.necsi.org> held a workshop a couple years ago
> at Santa Fe College that explored Complexity and Art.
> <http://necsi.org/education/sfai.html>
>
> Also, Jim Crutchfield <http://www.santafe.edu/~chaos/> has had a couple of
> initiatives in this space...<http://artscilab.org/>
>
> > Is there place listing everyone else's interests? I can only
> > infer from the archives.
>
> There's been talk about adding wiki / phpNuke types of services on the FRIAM
> server. We have these packages installed so it's just a matter of figuring
> out what we want to do with them. A wiki of people seems very appropriate.
> I'll look into getting this up in the next week or two. Anyone have specific
> ideas of what to would be good to do?
>
> -Steve
>
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>
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I joined and look forward to meeting everyone at Jane's and the lectures.
> >
> > My main interest and pursuit has always has been art. I've been trying to
> > concoct a new aesthetics of art. In trying to find the right
> > vocabulary, I
> > have chosen Complexity. My major problem is that I cannot come up with a
> > robust enough definition of truth (robust enough to surmount the
> > relativism
> > and subjectivism of the 20th Century). The best I can do are
> > metaphors. Any
> > ideas are most welcome.
> >
> > Of course I paint a lot. My recent 911 painting is small. It squashes the
> > towers I once commuted to every day into a kind of ball.
> >
> > During the day I worked--S&P just closed the office--on neural
> > network models
> > to predict various financial events. We mostly focused on trade
> > (receivables)
> > data. Energy trading companies were keenly interested in the
> > product despite
> > the clunky platform.
> >
> > Misc: GIS and architectural systems, 3D database tools, GIS and mapping
> > systems, gambling, typology, statistics and my cat, Perry (who
> > can't meow).
> >
> > Is there place listing everyone else's interests? I can only
> > infer from the
> > archives.
> >
> > Regards, Liz
> >
> > --
> > Elizabeth Cates, CFA
> > P.O. Box 9222
> > Sante Fe, NM  87504-9222
> > Home/FAX: [phone]
> > Cell: 505-913-0099
> > [hidden email]
> >
> >
> >
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