Ivy Ross and Susan Magsamen | Your Brain on Art

Many people think of the arts as entertainment, but Ivy Ross and Susan Magsamen believe activities such as painting, dancing, expressive writing, etc. are more essential to our daily lives than we realize. They say the science of neuroaesthetics has the power to transform traditional medicine and build healthier communities.

Ross and Magsamen offer compelling research that shows how engaging in an art project for as little as 45 minutes can reduce stress and participating in just one art experience per month can extend your life by 10 years.

Learn more about a significant cultural shift in which arts can deliver accessible and proven solutions for the well-being of everyone.

Photos courtesy the speakers.

July 31, 2023

Speakers

Susan Magsamen
Founder and Director, International Arts + Mind Lab, Center for Applied Neuroaesthetics, John Hopkins University School of Medicine; Co-author, Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transforms Us (participating remotely)

Ivy Ross
Vice President of Design for hardware product area, Google; Co-author, Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transforms Us

In Conversation with Susan Schneider Williams
Artist; Advocate

[AnnaMarieBooth.Educator]

Significant focus! Include culinary arts (cooking) and appreciation of the art created by Mother Nature. 👏🏽👏🏼👏

[aheadtime]

Many years ago, when I visited China, I saw people dancing in the Park, male and female older and younger. I learned that dancing in the street was a popular part of the culture.

[aheadtime]

Finally, thanks to Ivy and Susan's great work, art and nature are held at a high level.

[navdeeshwar]

Is the book filled with colorful pictures? Do I need a better hardcover print or just normal paperback will do?

[andreaandrea]

Step away from the Scientific Measuring and ask yourself "How do I feel??" Go with your INTUITION.