📢New online first📢 Riestra-Camacho and colleagues investigate the efficacy of narrative bibliotherapy for disordered eating📚 https://t.co/erJdLGRFL0

📢New online first📢Specker and colleagues explore the interactive role of style, content and individual differences in art appreciation 🖼️ @EvaLabVienna

It was a pleasure to talk at #VSAC2023 about our @EmpStudArts publication. Thank you @unter_geher for the photographs and organisers @bvb373 and Claus-Christian Carbon for accepting my talk. Thank you @SilvaSirimal and @NancyEtcoff for being such great collaborators! #fashion

📢New online first📢Kuntz & Vick explore inequalities in gender representation in the art world ♀️

📢new online first📢Testing the universality of symmetry preference in a Japanese sample, from the @EvaLabVienna:

Thank you for featuring our paper on the relationship between emotional & evaluation and body movement, mobile eye-tracking in front of art published in @EmpStudArts! Read it here: https://t.co/NUiKnAYTu6 #empiricalaesthetics #embodiment #artexperience

The July 2023 issue of Empirical Studies of the Arts is here 🥳 featuring research on robots, tears, fashion, auctions and more! https://t.co/vEYV561d9F

Trending in #Humanities: https://t.co/n3dmX22GAq 1) Earnings & inequality in the creative industries (@CulturalTrends_) 2) Eye Tracking, Emotion & Evaluations in Galleries (@EmpStudArts) 3) Australia’s statue wars (@POP_Jrnl) 4) Fixing the Gaze in Dante’s Commedia

My first first-author paper has been published in @EmpStudArts! We assessed whether the ways viewers move in front of art, where they stand, how they approach or shift positions relate to art experience. (1/8) https://t.co/lGm8e4b3Y4 #empiricalaesthetics #embodiedaesthetics

So proud of our @EmpStudArts publication where we explored the preference structure of #fashion. There are individual differences in the preference for certain clothes. Thank you @NancyEtcoff and Emmanuel for being such amazing collaborators! @LCFLondon @UAL @harvardmed @Harvard

Finally! After 4 years, the largest in-person gathering of people interested in scientific aesthetics. This week. Philly!

📢New online first📢@jcfschaap and colleagues demonstrate how gender and perceived attractiveness of electronic dance music artists affect how their music is evaluated 🎧

📢New online first📢Gazit and colleagues explore the therapeutic processes at play in online reading groups 📚 https://t.co/9eubBhedDn

📢New online first📢Using network modelling @kncotter14 and colleagues find that museum professionals want more emphasis on visitor wellbeing as an outcome of museum visits 🎨 https://t.co/Is6U26aF8x

We are thrilled to announce a killer lineup for IAEA 2022! See expanded schedule here: https://t.co/51KNXQmEtG

📢New online first📢Gotthardt and colleagues show that participation in cultural activities during the covid-19 pandemic related to wellbeing benefits including perceived autonomy and relatedness🧑‍🤝‍🧑:

Article now online: Experiences of Ugliness in Nature and Urban environments. Rather than being the endpoint on an aesthetic scale culminating w beauty, ugliness seems to be experienced as an independent aesthetic experience w its own processing streams https://t.co/kjIeK3lwWd

The abstract submission deadline will be extended to Friday

📢 Abstract submissions for IAEA are due this Sunday 5/15! Where do you think the study of aesthetics is (or should be) headed? Submissions from all fields/occupations welcome. #Aesthetics twitter please 🔄

📢New online first📢Wimmer and colleagues show that reading narrative rather than expository texts is associated with an aesthetic attitude, and both popular and literary fiction promote an aesthetic stance📚: