Neuroarts Resource Center
Building the fieldof neuroarts
The Neuroarts Resource Center is a dynamic and ever-expanding platform fueled by the neuroarts community and driven by a shared belief in the power of arts and aesthetic experiences to enhance health and wellbeing.
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Voices from the Field: Aston McCullough
In this week’s Voices from the Field, we speak with Aston McCullough, Assistant Professor at Northeastern University in the Institute for Cognitive and Brain Health, about how dance fosters imagination and empathy. His work aims to develop robust measurement tools to strengthen the evidence base for dance for health and wellbeing.
Voices from the Field: Fred Johnson
In this week's Voices from the Field, we speak with Fred Johnson, Artist in Residence and Community Engagement Specialist at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, about how creative experiences can connect people across time and space, bridge scientific and artistic ways of knowing, and deepen our understanding of the relationship between art and wellbeing.
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November 21st, 2026 - November 21st, 2026 | 3.30am
Shorts Movie Theater | 236 Troutman Street, Brooklyn NY 11237November 14th, 2026 - November 14th, 2026
Joseph Strug Concert Hall Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova ScotiaEvents
Neuroarts Global Summit
December 2nd, 2026 - December 3rd, 2026
The inaugural Neuroarts Global Summit will bring together hundreds of neuroarts leaders, innovators, artists, researchers, practitioners, and emerging voices from across sectors to share the growing evidence of how the arts and aesthetic experiences affect the brain, body, and behavior, and how that knowledge is being integrated across healthcare, community settings, and beyond.
