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It's a modern art cliche.

A museum visitor stands in front of an abstract painting of colorful shapes and lines,

and shaking her head says,

My four-year-old could do that.

Art is universal.

There has never been a human society without some type of visual,

musical, or other art form, but we don't always agree on what makes good art, or for that matter,

what makes something art at all. Philosophers have long tried to answer those questions, and more

recently, psychologists have weighed in as well, applying

scientific research methods to try to understand why people make art, how we experience it,

and how it affects us.

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