Bob Dylan and the Arts is a dialogue of different voices that focuses on Bob Dylan’s genius from transdisciplinary perspectives. Dylan’s production, which centers on the song form, stretches from poetry to performance, from painting to sculpture, and from the radio to cinema. The artists, critics, musicians, and academics who have gathered here have explored, each from a different viewpoint, Dylan’s inexhaustible creativity. Thanks to their inquiries, the reader will uncover the many masks of Dylan’s Muse, and at the same time discover the work of Norman Raeben, his relevance to the art world, and the significant influence that he, a little-known New York painter, had on Dylan. Bob Dylan and the Arts reveals a multi-faceted Dylan whose unitary inspiration leads him to experiment with a variety of artistic forms in an endless creative process that seems to know no boundaries.