Visual Arts and Human Flourishing

Selma Holo is the Executive Director of USC Museums, as well as a Professor of Art History at Emerita University of Southern California.

• Selma Holo: Introduction: Flourishing and the Visual ArtsPart I Art for Well-Being? Artists and Art HistoriansChapter 1: Kate Ingold: "Art," "Well-Being," and Questions Without AnswersChapter 2: Enrique Martínez Celaya: Rilke's Crocodile Tears: Art, Change, Being, and Human FlourishingChapter 3: Larry Silver: Visual Art as Harmony and ChallengeChapter 4: Andy Campbell: All Artists Are Poor: Notes Toward a PolemicPart II Serving the Public: Public Art Communities, Architecture, and Art MuseumsChapter 5: Cher Krause Knight and Harriet F Senie: Public Art and the Power of EngagementChapter 6: Faya Causey: Amber: The Magic Rubs OffChapter 7: Kulapat Yantrasast: A Frame for Human Flourishing: Notes Toward a New Architecture of ParticipationChapter 8: Steven Fine: "Well-Being" and "Flourishing" in the Ancient Synagogue: Art, Vision, and the Experience of HolinessChapter 9: Elliot Bostwick Davis: Art Museums as Catalysts for Human Flourishing: Creating New Metrics of SuccessChapter 10: Selma Holo: A Meditation: In Search of a Deeper Flourishing for the Art Museum as Institution