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• Abstract Art Is in the Brain of the Beholder - Kat Austen, NewScientist
• Infrared Technique Reveals New Details in Renaissance Art - BBC News
• Why Are There UFOs in Medieval Religious Art? - Esther Inglis-Arkell, io9
• Why Thomas Kinkade's Art Touched Many - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
• The Best Science Visualizations of the Year - Laura Helmuth, Smithsonian
• Fear Heightens Appreciation of Abstract Art - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
• Animal 'Art' Challenges Human Creativity - Brandon Keim, Wired
• Using Art to Explain Climate Change - Ann McCulloch, The Conversation
• Turn a Fish Inside Out & What Do You See? - Megan Gambino, Smithsonian
• Earliest Cave Paintings Made by Neanderthals - Jesus Diaz, Gizmodo
• Copy of 'Mona Lisa' Reveals New Details - BBC News
• Ancient Islamic Art Resembles Quasicrystals - James Dacey, Physics World
• Ion Beams Used to Detect Art Forgeries - University of Notre Dame
• Art and Science Collide in 'Worlds' - Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times
• Artist Reveals How He Tricks Our Eyes - Ingrid Wickelgren, Scientific Am.
• Why Is Worthless Art Ridiculously Expensive? - Blake Gopnik, Newsweek
• Do Opera Houses Drive Economic Growth? - Richard Florida, Atlantic
• Are the Arts Relevant to Next Generation? - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
• Drawing Helps Child Victims of Sex Abuse - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
• 10 (Pseudo) Scientific Ideas About Mona Lisa's Smile - Esther Inglis, io9
• Artist Wants to Make Ice in the Desert - Arthur Max, Art Daily
• How the Brain Appreciates Art - S. Brown & X. Gao, Scientific American
• Roman Mosaics Suggest Large 'Sea Monsters' - Alasdair Wilkins, io9
• Physics May Help Find Lost Da Vinci Fresco - Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery
• Monet or Renoir? Computers as Art Connoisseurs - The Economist
• Beauty in Brain of Beholder - Ed Yong, Discover Blogs
• Mathematics Breathes New Life Into Art - Jacob Aron, NewScientist
• Famous Paintings Reduced to Pie Charts - Suzanne Labarre, Fast Company
• 32-Pound Testicular Tumor Helps ID Portrait - Maev Kennedy, Guardian
• Devastating Disasters in Miniature Art - Lena Groeger, Scienceline
• Art Can Be Tool in Planetary Exploration - Dan Vergano, USA Today
• Viewing Art Same Pleasure as Being in Love - Richard Alleyne, Telegraph
• Is Modern Art as Worthless as It Looks? - A. Barton Hinkle, Reason
• Identify the Abstract Artist: Man or Monkey? - Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune
• Scientific Data as Art: 10 Beautiful Maps - Dave Mosher, Wired
• Theoretical Physics and Abstract Art - Giovanni Vignale, NewScientist
• Quest for Giant Rats Leads to Ancient Face Carvings - Science Daily
• What Did George Washington Really Look Like? - Sara Reardon, Science
• Art Exhibit Displays Stem Cell Controversy - Jef Akst, The Scientist
• Hidden Literary References in the Mona Lisa? - Queen's University
• Environmentalists Clash Over Art Project - Jenny Deam, LA Times
• Natural World Inspires Eerie Artwork - Cathleen McGuigan, Smithsonian
• 'Kryptos': Cracking the CIA's Encoded Sculpture - John Schwartz, NY Times
• Statue of David Holds Secret Weapon? - Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News
• Italian PM 'Enhances' Ancient Roman Statues - David Willey, BBC News
• Innovation is Born When Art Meets Science - Tom Lamont, Guardian
• Paintings Sharpen Medical Students' Skills - Wynne Parry, Live Science