International Association of Empirical Aesthetics

BENEFITS

If you are interested in the field of empirical aesthetics, IAEA welcomes you to apply for membership. As a member you will have access to regular updates about news in empirical aesthetics, including meetings and conferences in related areas, and forthcoming special issues of related journals. Furthermore, there are reduced fees for members at the biannual IAEA conference.

Please note:

Membership is for a two-year period (always starting in an even year)
membership is valid for exactly two legal years independent from when during this term you become member (i.e. from the 1st of January of an even year (2022, 2024, 2026) until the 31st of December of the consecutive odd year (2023, 2025, 2027)

Fees for the 2024/2025 period are:

€120 for full members
€80 for student members (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD students)

APPLICATION & RENEWAL

You can become a member or renew your membership by paying the fee via paypal (button below). Please indicate under "Member name and E-Mail" for whom the payment will be and which e-mail you want to use for contacting you. This is especially important if the name of the member is not identical to the owner of the credit card or paypal account. When paying the fee with paypal we would like you to add additional information about yourself in the "Current Position and Academic Degree:" text input field. Please first indicate your current position (e.g. PhD student, Post-doc, Professor) and your academic degree. An offline application form may be used only if there are serious reasons to declare your membership via air mail. If you have questions about membership, please contact the Secretary-General of IAEA, Aniko Illes, by email at: anikoilles@gmail.com

HONORARAY MEMBERS

Rudolf Arnheim	U.S.A.
Daniel Berlyne	Canada
Paulo Bonaiuto	Italy
Pierre Boulez	France
Sir Cyril Burt	UK
Anjan Chatterjee	U.S.A.
Irvin Child	U.S.A.
Gerald Cupchik	Canada
Hans Jürgen Eysenck	UK
Robert Francès	France
Sir Ernst Gombrich	UK
Holger Höge	Germany
Hans Kreitler	Israel
Paul Locher	U.S.A.
Pavel Machotka	U.S.A.
Colin Martindale	U.S.A.
François Molnar	France
Ralph W. Pickford	UK
Carroll C. Pratt	U.S.A.
Dean Keith Simonton	U.S.A.
Étienne Souriau	France

FELLOWS

Frank Barron	U.S.A.
Frans Boselie	The Netherlands
Leonid Dorfman	Russia
João Pedro Fróis	Portugal
Alf Gabrielsson	Sweden
Anna-Maria Giannini	Italy
Hana Gottesdiener	France
Laszlo Halasz	Hungary
Paul Hekkert	The Netherlands
Robert Hogenraad	Belgium
Norman Holland	U.S.A.
Diane Humphrey	Canada
John Kennedy	Canada
Nathan Kogan	U.S.A.
Martin Krampen	Germany
Don Kuiken	Canada
Helmut Leder	Germany
John McLaughlin	U.S.A.
David Miall	Canada
Chris McManus	United Kingdom
Willie van Peer	Belgium
Vladimir Petrov	Russia
Kees van Rees	The Netherlands
George K. Shortess	U.S.A.
John Sloboda	England
Lisa F. Smith	U.S.A
Robert Sternberg	U.S.A.
Elbert Temme	The Netherlands
Ellen Winner	U.S.A.
Andrew Winston	U.S.A.

MEMBERSHIP

Benefits

Honorary Members/Fellows

Aniko Illes PhD
Secretary General, IAEA

Institute for Theoretical Studies
Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest
H-1121 Budapest, Zugliget ut 9-25.

E-mail: anikoilles@gmail.com