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What is the meaning of art? This may seem like an impossibly difficult question to answer. Art is subjective, right? Art is off limits to scientific analysis because it's too broad, vague,  and amorphous, isn't it? Isn't art whatever anyone wants it to be?

We asked the OSCILLATIONS inner circle what they thought was the meaning of art, and we found a common thread. From our investors to thought leaders in immersive technology, celebrated jazz musicians to linguists, neuroscientists to art historians, everyone converged on a definition of art that we use at OSCILLATIONS to guide the work that we do. Join us for a discussion that really gets at the heart of what we're all about and why we do what we do. 

Featured guests: 

Isabelle Charnavel, Department of Linguistics at Harvard University

Moran Cerf, Professor of Neuroscience and Business at Northwestern University, MIT, New York University, and the American Film Institute

Eric Oldrin, Director of Emerging Platforms at Facebook

Sarah Vick, Strategic Growth at Hulu, Business Development and Producer at Intel Studios

Rotem Sivan, Jazz Musician at Steeplechase, Fresh Sound, and Alma Records

Suzanne Dikker, Cognitive Neuroscience at New York University

Anna Winestein, Executive Director at the Ballet Russes Arts Initiative

Christopher Deustch, Investor at Lofty Ventures

Tom Emrich, VP of Product at 8th Wall, Co-Organizer at Augmented Word Expo, Investor at SuperVentures

Lydia Hannah, Director at Atland Ventures, Technology Consultant at West Monroe Partners