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Front Cover: The image on the cover portrays the process that leads to the production of creative artifacts. The nurnbers, or code, represent the biophysical "language" that is translated into or becomes a specific artifact, here represented by the honeycomb. The blurred boundary between the tlvo represents the interface between biology and behavior, between cognition and creativity.

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Leonardo, founded in 1968, has become an international channel of communication for artists who use science and developing technologies in their work. With emphasis on the artists' writings, Leonardo is the leading international journal for readers interested in the application of contemporary science and technology in their work. The companion annual journal, Leonardo Music Journal (LMJ) features the latest in music, multimedia art, sound science and technology.

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The Rhythms, Flavors and Meanings of Brazilian Electronic Art

Rejane Spitz

pp. 157-163

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Selected Papers from Creativity and Cognition

Ernest Edmonds

pp. 165-166

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My Mother’s Letters: Simulation by Computer

Vera Molnar

pp. 167-170

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Creative Participatory Behavior in a Programmed World

Stephen Bell

pp. 171-176

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Extensionalism and Twistor Space: Similarities and Relations between Art and Twistor Theory

Fré Ilgen

pp. 177-184

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Aesthetics, Representation and Creativity in Art and Science

Arthur I. Miller

pp. 185-192

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The Idea of Construction as the Creative Principle in Russian Avant-Garde Art

Patricia Railing

pp. 193-202

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Cognitive and Physiological Processes Underlying Drawing Skills

Chris Frith, John Law

pp. 203-205

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Artificial Creativity: Enculturing Computers

Matthew Elton

pp. 207-213

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Navigating through Compositional Space: The Creativity Corridor

J.L. Alty

pp. 215-219

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Generative Processes in Algorithmic Composition: Chaos and Music

James Harley

pp. 221-224

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WOLFGANG: “Emotions” and Architecture which Bias Musical Design

Doug Riecken

pp. 225-230

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Solar Art—Solar Architecture

Jürgen Claus

pp. 231-232

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Living with the Sun: Modern Technology in Solar Architecture

Helmut Tributsch

p. 233

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Holography as Large-Scale Event

Andrew Pepper

p. 234

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Solaris: Experimental Solar Holography

Marie-Christiane Mathieu, Stuart Anthony Stilitz

pp. 235-236

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