George Mason University Arts Research Center

Part 1 – Understanding “Selection Effects” from MasonARC’s 3 Part Series: The Fundamental Questions of Arts Education and Causal Outcomes. This post is by: Alenamie […]

This post is by Thalia R. Goldstein, and cross posted on her PsychologyToday.com blog.  The MasonARC convening on October 18, 2019 was a fantastic opportunity to see […]

Author note: This blog is cross posted Thalia Goldstein’s Psychology Today blog.  — We’re pleased the present the first of many blogs that will come from […]

This Blog post is by Thalia R. Goldstein and cross posted on her PsychologyToday.com blog.  Science is concerned with finding the truth about the world. […]

by Thalia R. Goldstein, and cross posted on her blog: The Mind OnStage   Acting is ancient, cross cultural, and richly rewarded (if you’re lucky). […]

by Thalia R. Goldstein and Brooke DeBettignies Improvisation (“Improv”) theatre has been made famous by Saturday Night Live, books by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, Whose […]

Reposted from Psychology Today, April 29, 2019. You have probably heard of theater for young audiences, but did you know there is a theater for […]

Welcome to the Mason Arts Research Center Blog!  We’re excited to present a series of blog posts on arts and child development, taking a variety […]