Plurable

Thomas De Quincey (1785 – 1859) is most famous for his Confessions of an English Opium-Eater.  This had a big influence on 19th Century artists for

Stefan Zweig’s The World Of Yesterday is a great memoir of the first half of the twentieth century written by someone who knew the European

When you make art or when you enjoy it, you use multiple networks in your brain – some deliberate and some unconscious. Every genre has

Art is made to affect our emotions.  Art that doesn’t move us doesn’t last. Colour, harmony and vowel types have a specific and universal effect

Let’s look at three explanations for why we make art. The Signalling Model comes from evolutionary psychology.  It says that we create and consume art