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On art, science and the brain Home About Terms and Conditions Empowering Teachers with the Science of Learning January 16, 2018 by lcommissar Written by: Joe Miller Many teachers say their practice is influenced by their understanding of neuroscience, however ‘neuromyths’ and misinterpretations ...
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So, today I give it up to the young men who made “braining” an art form and took their time to compose memorable lines and delivered them with flourish. I used to find them sometimes annoying because I could not stand anyone trying to mess with my brain. However, looking back, I ...
This is indeed an era without masters, and my research on contemporary art theories basically follows the path of "analytical aesthetics" represented by Danto. The so-called farewell to grand narratives is more of a postmodern discourse, and today we are in such a "post-historical" stage, th...
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Art is the activity that occurs in the space that exists between your eyes and that object I’ve created. It is the interaction between the collective experiences in your brain, as you process the way I have chosen to express the collective experiences in my brain. It is only when this ...
Brain-bending art: Making an emotional impression 2010, New Scientist more Jessica Griggs Brain-bending art: Making an emotional impression New Scientist, Volume 207, Issue 2778, 18 September 2010, Pages 37 Original Research Article PDF (657 K) Insight et neuro-imagerie : l’apport de l’étu...
But now, scientists have much more evidence to support this, thanks in part to a relatively new field called neuroaesthetics, which studies the effects that artistic experiences have on the brain. A new book called Your Brain On Art: How The Arts Transform Us, dives into that research, and...