Psychology of art

Why do we enjoy art? What inspires us to create artistic works? How can brain sciences help us understand our taste in art? The book "Psychology of Art" offers a tentative introduction to the various ways psychology can assist us in understanding and appreciating creative activities. And during the exploration of how we perceive everything from color to movement, the book examines the production of art as a form of human behavior that extends across history, a renewed source of inspiration, conflict, and discussion. The book also considers the impact of factors such as forgery, copying techniques, and gender bias on our judgments about art. And through questioning the nature of the relationship between psychology and art appreciation, it presents the reader with new ways of thinking about how we create and consume art. Author: George Mather Pages: 208 Dar Al-Mahrousa