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Thursday, 10 September, 6:45pm
You're invited to this informative webinar on the relationship between creativity and wellbeing, led by world-renowned researcher and expert - Professor Daisy Fancourt.
Register to attend our Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health webinar.
Can't make it on the night? Register and we'll send you the recording after the event.
Join us for a deep dive into the science of how making and consuming art can improve your health, make you happier, and help you live longer.
Professor Daisy Fancourt will explore the research behind why engaging in the arts is a fundamental pillar of human health, and share practical guidance on overcoming the barriers keeping us from connecting with our own creative side.
Come and celebrate the value of art and creativity - you don't even have to leave the house.
Professor Daisy Fancourt is a global authority on the relationship between arts and health, and she's one of the most highly cited scientists in the world. She has published over 300 scientific papers on creative wellbeing, and has recently written a best-selling book on the subject - Art Cure.
Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health presents compelling scientific evidence that engaging in the arts directly impacts mental and physical health.
At MAS, we believe health is about more than treating illness. Through events like Art Cure and our partnership with Art in the Park, we're helping foster conversations that explore the many factors that contribute to wellbeing.