The Sensory Terroir of Crossmodal Art

Connecting the Senses through Wine and Sound

Jo Burzynska

Sensory Studies: The Sensory Terroir of Crossmodal Art

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Sensory Terroir explores how our senses converge in making and experiencing art. It introduces crossmodal art as a new category of creative practice blending multiple senses.

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Beschrijving Sensory Studies: The Sensory Terroir of Crossmodal Art

Sensory Terroir explores how our senses converge in making and experiencing art. It introduces crossmodal art as a new category of creative practice blending multiple senses.

ISBN: 9781032881584
Pagina's: 216
Verschijnt: 12-03-2026
Serie: Sensory Studies
Rubriek: Muziek

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis Ltd

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