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Dementia as a window to the neurology of art
2004
Medical Hypotheses
Art is an expression of neurological function and how it organizes and interprets perception. Recent reports of changes in art performance among patients with frontotemporal dementia have provided an unexpected window to the neurology of art. They confirm that visual art is predominantly in the right hemisphere and suggest a neuroanatomical schema for artistic creativity. The right parietal region is critical for the visuospatial prerequisites of art, and the right temporal lobe integrates and
doi:10.1016/j.mehy.2004.03.002
pmid:15193339
fatcat:exsmwxe7rnfkbazzw6m3ez34ei