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Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transform Us

Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube

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Explore the transformative power of art on the human brain in this 59-minute book talk featuring authors Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross, moderated by Eric Motley. Delve into the evolutionary significance of art-making and appreciation, and discover how engaging with various art forms can enhance physical and mental well-being, promote learning, and strengthen communities. Learn about the latest scientific research confirming artists' long-held beliefs about art's impact on human flourishing. Examine the brain's response to art post-COVID, investigate the role of music in dementia care, and discuss the intersection of AI and the arts. Gain insights into how art can foster community building and personal growth through expert discussions and audience questions.

Syllabus

Introduction
Dr Ruth Katz
Why art matters
Scientific confirmation
The brain after COVID
Community building
Aaron Miller
Music and dementia
AO Wilson
Flourishing
Other Peoples Questions
Sarah Locke
AI and the Arts
Conclusion


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The Aspen Institute

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