The arts, in its countless forms, transform our minds and bodies









When arts enliven our senses
The brain's response is wild
When arts enliven our senses. The brain's response is wild
The
more
we
immerse
ourselves
in
arts
and
aesthetics
the
healthier
and
happier
we
become.
What is NeuroArts?
Neuroarts
is
the
study
of
how
the
arts
and
aesthetic
experiences
measurably
change
the
body,
brain,
and
behavior-
and
how
this
knowledge
is
translated
into
practices
that
advance
health,
wellbeing
and
learning.
Researchers
are
discovering
the
arts
alter
a
complex
physiological
network
of
interconnected
systems—
including
neural
circuitry,
circulatory,
respiratory,
immune
and
endocrine
and
psychological
–
like
nothing
else.
ARTS
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTH &
SCIENCE
SCIENCE

Neuroarts
Our goal is to help people around the world transform their lives through the power of the arts.
“We’re standing on the verge of a cultural shift in which the arts can deliver potent, accessible proven health and well-being solutions to billions
of people.”
Ivy Ross + Susan Magsamen
Ivy and Susan work at the crossroads of arts and sciences, sharing and using the growing body of evidence – from neuroscience, psychology, public health, social sciences, the arts and other fields – that are proving the arts generative impact.
Ivy
Ross
Vice President Hardware Design, Google
Susan
Magsamen
Executive Director, International Arts + Mind Lab, Johns Hopkins University
We wrote this book for everyone

For
those
who
have
had
little
experience
with
the
arts
and
sciences,
and
for
people
who
are
in
these
fields.
Through
compelling
stories
we
share
the
research
and
the
impact
of
the
arts
in
our
lives.
We
hope
it
will
enrich
and
inspire
you,
your
family,
colleagues
and
community.
Neuroarts is about enlivening your senses
Coming
to
life
through
vision,
touch,
smell,
color,
movement
and
sound





Explore
your
aesthetic
mind
and the ways in which aesthetics and the arts affect you through our Aesthetic Mindset Index.
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