Publications
Your source for staying up-to-date with the latest neuroaesthetics research, articles and more from International Arts + Mind Lab.
Your source for staying up-to-date with the latest neuroaesthetics research, articles and more from International Arts + Mind Lab.
In this peer-reviewed publication, IAM Lab releases a qualitative study that is the first to address barriers in the multidisciplinary fields of music and mental health by gathering current thought leaders and stakeholders, representing multiple disciplines and backgrounds.
In this peer-reviewed publication, IAM Lab releases a global scoping review that evaluates previously published research on music-related interventions for serious mental health issues and provides recommendations on how to improve future studies to advance the field.
In this study led by Drexel University in collaboration with IAM Lab, Dr. Girija Kaimal and Dr. Arun Ramakrishnan report that participants have positive psychosocial responses to virtual art-making experiences combined with fragrances.
In this report, IAM Lab shares a snapshot of research, community-building and education and outreach efforts in 2019. We also discuss our plans for 2020 and how we are responding to the needs of our community in the wake of the global pandemic.
Creating Healthy Communities: Arts + Public Health in America is a two-year national initiative designed to accelerate innovation at the intersection of the arts, community development, creative placemaking and public health.
Led by the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine and ArtPlace America, the initiative released a white paper entitled Creating Healthy Communities through Cross-sector Collaboration in partnership with several contributing organizations including IAM Lab.
The paper frames the value of the arts and culture for advancing health and well-being in communities.
This primer on neuroaesthetics shares how music, art, theater, dance, literature, landscape, and media have the power to help treat any number of disorders and improve one’s quality of life.
IAM Lab proposes the development of an Impact Based Thinking Approach (IBTA), research approach to enhance human potential in health, wellbeing and learning through the arts.
In this special issue of ChildArt magazine edited by the International Arts + Mind Lab, Executive Director Susan Magsamen shares the marriage of the arts and brain research and introduces neuroaesthetics to new audiences around the world.