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The Dance of Evolution, or How Art Got Its Start

New York Times, by Natalie Angier - While some researchers have suggested that our artiness arose accidentally, as a byproduct of large brains that evolved to solve problems and were easily bored, Ms. Dissanayake argues that the creative drive has all the earmarks of being an adaptation on its own.

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