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PY347 Psychology of Art and Aesthetics

3 credit(s)
What is art? What is aesthetically pleasing? The research in human perception and processing, neuropsychology, and cognition help inform how we perceive art, how we determine good art, and how we create art. We will explore work in neuropsychology, biopsychology, visual arts, and performing arts. Students will explore processes in sensation and perception, neurocognitive processes, human consciousness, and the sensory systems. We will explore the possibilities created and constraints imposed by perception of color, space, and motion. Prerequisite: PY111  


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