Tag: Memories
Everybody’s Heard of Repressed Memories. But What if They Don’t Exist? : ScienceAlert
Back in 1990, George Franklin found himself convicted of a heinous crime - murder. The sole witness against…
Melissa Calderón Preserves Neighborhood Memories in Bold Textured Thread — Colossal
Melissa Calderón is an artist who captures the essence of neighborhoods and domestic spaces through her intricate embroideries…
Trial of Music Teacher Accused of Sexual Abuse Stirs Painful Memories
A courtroom can become a sort of time machine. The criminal trial of Paul Geer, a former music…
Joan Clare Brown Juxtaposes Anatomy and Memories in Poignant Porcelain Sculptures — Colossal
Joan Clare Brown's porcelain sculptures in her ongoing series Ed are a reflection of grief and personal experience.…
How people suppress memories may be key to PTSD recovery
Researchers found that in individuals with PTSD, the brain regions responsible for memory encoding and retrieval were hyperactive…
How Our Experiences Become Memories
Memories are formed in a matter of seconds as the brain processes sensory inputs and creates dynamic neural…
The First Step To Creating Memories
The intricate process of memory formation in the brain has long been a subject of fascination and study.…
Titus Kaphar Paints Memories, Family, and Grief into ‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’ — Colossal
Titus Kaphar's latest exhibition at Gagosian showcases his deeply personal and reflective oil paintings, which draw on themes…