Talk
Professor John Onians: 'Neuroarthistory. How the eye moves the artist's hand and how art moves us all'
19 Feb 2008
Event times
6.30pm
Cost of entry
£5, free for Institute members
Address
- 3 Olaf Street
- London
- W11 4BE
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- 295 - along St Ann's Villas, 31, 23, 49, 94, 148 - all pass along Holland Park Avenue (10 minute walk)
- Latimer Road (3 minute walk), Holland Park (10 minute walk), Shepherds Bush (10 minute walk)
About
We have always wanted to know what goes on in the mind of the artist, the patron and the ordinary viewer. Thanks to neuroscience we can now start to see what goes on; and, when we can't see, we can imagine. That is what great thinkers have been doing for over two thousand years, often surprisingly anticipating neuroscience's latest findings.John Onians is Professor Emeritus of World Art at the University of East Anglia
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