Art Mindfulness Mindful Art Center Why is art so good for our minds and bodies?in this fascinating episode of our new series, goldsmith’s neuroaesthetics expert, dr. rebecca chamberlain, delve. Does good taste exist, or can anyone develop an appreciation for art?in our groundbreaking new series, dr. rebecca chamberlain, an expert in neuroaesthetics.
Original юааartюаб юааmindfulюаб ташyouтащ Peaceful ташyouтащ юааmindfulюаб Intuitions A panel debate between dr rebecca chamberlain (lecturer in psychology at goldsmiths, university of london), dr fiona corridan (curator of art and design at m. Rebecca’s research sets out to understand how and why individuals create and respond so powerfully to works of art. rebecca studied for a foundation degree in art and design at the university of the arts, london before moving into cognitive science. she completed her undergraduate and postgraduate studies in experimental psychology at. For a book devoted to the overlap of visual art making and creativity with the putatively changing brain, it makes sense to talk about what we know of the typical artist and the artistic brain. The (real) value of art comes from cultur.art, from leading arts education charity the arts society. cultur.art’s mission is to unlock the health benefits of the arts for a new generation of art lovers, making arts and culture accessible to people from all backgrounds through daily social content about fine art, film, music, fashion, photography, literature, theatre, design, and gaming.
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