description
From the NPR site:
“I do these things partly because it’s fun and entertaining. But I suspect there’s something deeper going on. Because when I create, I feel like it clears my head. It helps me make sense of my emotions. And it somehow, it makes me feel calmer and more relaxed. That made me wonder: What is going on in my brain when I draw? Why does it feel so nice? And how can I get other people — even if they don’t consider themselves artists — on the creativity train? It turns out there’s a lot happening in our minds and bodies when we make art.”
subject terms
Aging & Longevity > Health: Brain & Mental
Creative Aging > Creative Expression
contributor
Malaka Gharib
related organization
National Public Radio (NPR)