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Sacrum et Decorum, 2023 The starting point for the article are unique fabrics that expose the broadly understood spiritual element in art. All of them were made as diploma works completing the education process on the “artistic textile” specialisation at the Cyprian Kamil ...
Małgorzata Kierczuk-Macieszko
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Sources of creative inspiration
Sacrum et Decorum, 2023 The text is a result of reflections accumulated over years of creative work, written down in short essays, symbolically titled: Rozpoznanie [Recognition], Kolor [Colour], Człowiek [The human being], Pejzaż[Landscape], W poszukiwaniu piękna [In search of ...
Stanisław Białogłowicz
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Finding a voice: Art therapy as a path to disclosure – a South African perspective
South African Journal of Arts Therapies, 2023 This article examines the use of art therapy for facilitating disclosure among those who have experienced childhood sexual abuse (CSA) in South Africa. Disclosure of CSA is a difficult and complex process, and traditional therapeutic approaches are not ...
Gugulethu Pearl Manana
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South African Journal of Arts Therapies, 2023 How does a hearing therapist avoid relying on stereotypes in an overarching characterisation of the Deaf experience to engage in meaningful and useful therapy for Deaf people, who are not only vulnerable as a result of hearing loss, but by the dire socio-
Lauren Ross
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South African Journal of Arts Therapies, 2023 Mental health stigma is one of the main reasons why individuals do not seek mental health treatment, and it can lead to discrimination and alienation. Group art therapy is a successful and economical intervention option to address mental health stigma,
Kara Schoeman
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Using art therapy to address the protective false self when working with queer identity.
South African Journal of Arts Therapies, 2023 The exploration of one’s queer identity can prove significant for queer-identifying people. A result of exploring the multiple layers and aspects of queerness that comprise one's identity is being able to engage in society from the perspective of one’s ...
Kamal Naran
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‘There is a sense of bravery in having to make a mark’: Resilience and art therapy in South Africa
South African Journal of Arts Therapies, 2023 This article is located within the complex landscape of South Africa’s mental healthcare system and its associated challenges regarding socioeconomic and historical injustices.
Saxon Kinnear
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Interfaces, 2021 The editors of Corriere dei Piccoli (CdP), an Italian comics magazine for children launched in December 1908, followed the New York Herald’s every step.
Eva Van de Wiele
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Interfaces, 2021 This article explores the format and construct of longer humorous comics strips through the close analysis of “Tin-Can Tommy The Clockwork Boy” from D C Thomson’s The Beano Comic, a publication aimed at children and launched in 1938.
Dona Pursall
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Du format normatif et rectangulaire de la toile à sa déconstruction
Interfaces, 2021 Rarely questioned, the iconic device of the rectangular frame informs most of the images that make our news (photographs, cinema, videos, screens...). The presupposition of the quadrangular form seems to have its origin in the introduction of the modern ...
Frédéric Montégu
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