Cross-task transfer of cognitive enhancement appears to have been achieved, but…
Author: Cecilia Wong
Unwrapping the Rapper – fMRI Reading of Creativity
Capturing the brain during a creative process…Finding authentic art, and the trouble with beauty…
Titian in Venice & Rome – In A New Light with LEDs, Neurobiology…
The all-encompassing Il Pallazo Enciclopedico (The Encyclopedic Palace) exhibition in the 2013 edition of the Venice Biennale this year, for the first time in its hundred-year history also features
Roman Pearl & Baroque Beauty – Borromini vs Bernini
San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (1638-1641, also called San Carlino) by Francesco Borromini
Where in the world, in which city…can you find on the same street,
At Home in Rome – Thomas Houseago’s Monumental Figures
I’d like [visitors] to have a window into the studio and feel an ambition about what sculpture can be, feel the energy, both positively and negatively…these are the things I am trying to do without irony or anything hidden.
The British-born, Los Angeles-based sculptor Thomas Houseago has just come
NEWS: SUMMER 2013 – Happenings in Art, Science and Other Stuff
When did the Dutch stop going to church? How to build on a limited Earth?
NEWS: SPRING 2013 – Happenings in Art, Science and Other Stuff
Striking museum gold…I can see through you…Let’s go avant-garde… Bug-eyed Neanderthals…Bees do it…
How Your Brain Looks at Art – Molecular Yoga and Beholder’s Share
On a cold winter day, when someone opens a door to get into our warm house, a cold blast of air also comes in. How Houdini dreamed
Duchamp’s Dao – Making An Art of Himself
The Art Newspaper recently republished an interview with Marcel Duchamp by the Belgian director Jean Antoine done in 1966 (two years before Duchamp’s death), but the transcript was only available in English in 1993, when it was first published. Duchamp here set