Mind, Brain and Performance Symposium

  • Arts
  • Science

24 pp
Free PDF of the report (295 kb)
(November 2006)

Report of a one-day Symposium held at Sadler’s Wells Theatre on 7 November 2006, London, organised by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation with University College London and Arts Council England. The Symposium invited cognitive neuroscientists and professional dance and performance artists to explore the implications of new scientific research for the performing arts (specifically dance) in order to encourage mutual learning, research and creative opportunities.

Updated on 04 august 2016

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