The Moon as a Cultural Destination

Roger Malina, an astrophysicist and editor of Leonardo – the journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, states (1991) : [1] “The creation of contemporary art is inextricably tied to the process of creating human civilization.  Within this perspective, art making will occur as a part of space exploration, and in fact art making must be encouraged in space as one of the ways without which, in the long run, human use of space will be incomplete and unsuccessful.”   From an historical perspective, the first literary description of trips to the Moon, the Sun, and other [...]

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Art to the Stars

An Astronautical Perspective on the Arts and Space Arthur Woods – Latest update: April 2026   Most people are probably not aware that the idea of space exploration began in the mind of the artist or that artists have been intimately involved in space exploration from the beginning. Yet long before the first rocket penetrated the atmosphere, artists were making the concept of humanity traveling beyond Earth’s atmosphere a reality. This has led to a genre of art called Space Art sometimes referred to as AstroArt – two terms which can be used interchangeably when describing art related to artists who are inspired by or depicting [...]

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  • Roger Malina, an astrophysicist and editor of Leonardo – the journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, states (1991) : [1] “The creation of contemporary art is [...]

    Published On: September 21st, 2026Categories: Space Art22.3 min readViews: 57
  • An Astronautical Perspective on the Arts and Space Arthur Woods – Latest update: April 2026   Most people are probably not aware that the idea of space exploration began in the mind [...]

    Published On: September 21st, 2026Categories: Space Art44.6 min readViews: 61
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