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Curiosity Cabinets

Ways of Organizing Knowledge Artists can use methods that appear similar to those used by archeologists and scientists in gathering, categorizing, and displaying objects, but science follows different rules. When an artist uses a scientific format, she raises questions about the distinctions between rational (scientific) and irrational (subjective) ways of gathering and organizing knowledge. Scientists are seeking...


Tags: TOK, Knowledge, objective, subjective, Mark Dion

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