Day 5 Follow-up

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Hi everyone,

What an interesting day 5 we had for class today!

We enjoyed hearing your perspectives on the text, _The Emotional Life of Your Brain_. Remember, if you haven’t read it yet, please prepare for Thursday’s class session by reading the sections outlined on our course blog at https://blogs.uoregon.edu/aad199artmeetsscience/the-emotional-life-of-your-brain/. There are also some great videos posted there that can assist your thinking about the topics addressed in the book.

You should have received your scoring sheet for weeks 1 & 2 via email this afternoon.

Report 1 was returned in class. Please make certain to pick up yours as our comments will aid you in furthering your writing throughout the term.

Attached is a copy of the visual depiction worksheet of the elements and principles of design.principlesofdesign Elements of Design

Here are upcoming assignments outlined on the course schedule (https://blogs.uoregon.edu/aad199artmeetsscience/course-schedule/):

1) Post questions for guest on Thursday regarding The Emotional Life of Your Brain and it’s application to research, creativity, art, and science. (Journal #6) Due no later than 8p.m. Wednesday.

  • “The Introduction”: pp. xi-xx
  • “The Attention Dimension”: pp. 59-65
  • “The Brain Basis of Emotional Style” (Chapter 4): pp. 67-81
  • “The Attentive Brain”: pp. 86-90
  • “Self Awareness” and “Attention”: pp 234-242

2) Continue working on research of sources, ideas, etc. regarding the artist for your project.

3) Begin developing and creating ideas for display of research (Creative Display 1). Draft Due and Presented in Week 5. We will be discussing this further in class but the outline of the assignment is available to you already at https://blogs.uoregon.edu/aad199artmeetsscience/resources/assignment-resources/creative-display-1/

We will be working to develop a grid/calendar that will hopefully provide a visual picture of due dates for the course.

A few suggestions arising from the class:

  1. a) Watch the film, Lucy
  2. b) Learn more about the newly discovered river dolphin: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0262407914601688

As always, please let us know if you have questions.

Julie & Robert

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