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Art et perception, Institut d'&#233;tudes avanc&#233;es de Paris,&#160;28 et 29 mai 2012. Colloque organis&#233; par Johan Wagemans, chercheur &#224; l'IEA de Paris et &#224; l'universit&#233; KU LeuvenLieu : Maison Suger, 16-18 rue Suger, Paris 6Programme&#160;Lundi 28 mai 201209:30-10:00: accueil et caf&#233;Matin&#233;e    10:00 &#8211; 11:00: Jan Koenderink (Delft, The Netherlands and LEP, Leuven, Belgium): &#8220;Adolf Hildebrand&#8217;s &#8216;wooden iron&#8217;: The scene, the artwork and the eye&#8221;    11:30-12:00: Johan Wagemans (LEP, Leuven, Belgium and IEA-Paris, France): &#8220;Pictorial relief from Picasso&#8217;s twisted line-drawings&#8221;    12:00-12:30: Claus-Christian Carbon (Bamberg, Germany and Pavia, Italy): &#8220;Mona Lisa&#8217;s many faces&#8221;Apr&#232;s-midi    14:30-15:30: Robert Pepperell (Cardiff, U.K.): &#8220;Depicting visual perception in science and art&#8221;    16:00-16:30: Bilge Sayim (LPP, Paris, France): &#8220;Depiction of material properties in paintings&#8221;    16:30-17:00: Patrick Cavanagh (LPP, Paris, France): &#8220;Two-tone images: the last discovery in the art of 3D depiction&#8221;    17:00-17:30: J&#233;r&#244;me Pelletier (EHESS &#38; Institut Jean-Nicod, Paris, France): &#8220;Recognition of emotional intensities in Chinese calligraphy by a non-Chinese speaking population ignorant of the art of calligraphy&#8221;Mardi 29 mai 201209:30-10:00: accueil et caf&#233;Matin&#233;e    10:00 &#8211; 11:00: Baingio Pinna (Sassari, Sardegna, Italy): &#8220;Laws of coloration in vision, art and biology&#8221;    11:30-12:00: Sander Van de Cruys (LEP, Leuven, Belgium): &#8220;The pleasure of prediction error: Testing a predictive coding approach to visual art&#8221;    12:00-12:30: Claudia Muth (Bamberg, Germany): &#8220;The Aesthetic Aha. The pleasure of having insights into Gestalt and its relevance for the appreciation of modern art&#8221;Apr&#232;s-midi    14:30-15:30: Jacques Ninio (LPS, ENS, Paris,&#160; France): &#8220;Why must visual stimuli be ugly?&#8221;    16:00-16:30: M. Dorothee Augustin (LEP, Leuven, Belgium): &#8220;The temporal unfolding of masterworks: More on the microgenesis of art perception&#8221;    16:30-17:00: Zo&#239; Kapoula (CNRS, Paris, France): &#8220;Neuroaesthetics: eye movement and body sway studies&#8221;17:00-18:00: Discussion conclusive