written by Corinna Kühnapfel UNIVIE PhD Candidate MacKenzie Trupp has been recently awarded with the Impact Award 2023 funded by the City of Vienna Cultural Affairs for her research funded by ARTIS. MacKenzie Trupp is a doctoral candidate at the Vienna Doctoral School in Cognition, Behavior and Neuroscience (VDS CoBeNe) of the University of Vienna.Through […]

This project is looking into the role of creativity to better understand Parkinson's by ’unlocking the Muse’

In the latest edition of EU Research, the winter issue highlights the work of the ARTIS project studying art's impact across Europe

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VSAC is conference connecting the communities of visual scientists and artists in order to deepen our understanding of aesthetic phenomena

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Presentations were parrt of the APA Division 10 (Society for the Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts) programme

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Contrary to popular intuition, people perceive emotions and intentions when viewing art, even when they know the work was generated by a computer.

Installation art, with its immersive and participatory nature, evokes and necessitates bodily engagement and awareness. A new study shows that these aspects are integral to the overall art experience, appreciation, and transformative outcomes.