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Participatory visual arts activities for people with dementia: a review
Perspectives in Public Health, 2020Aims: To report and summarise the effects of interventions using participatory visual arts activities in dementia research through a narrative synthesis systematic review.
A. Cavalcanti Barroso +4 more
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Teachers’ belief-and-practice gap in implementing early visual arts curriculum in Hong Kong
, 2020Hong Kong, as a capitalist society, has an achievement-driven education system. Visual arts have become a marginalized learning area, especially in early childhood education.
S. Leung
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Recognizing the Style of Visual Arts via Adaptive Cross-layer Correlation
ACM Multimedia, 2019Visual arts consist of various art forms, \eg painting, sculpture, architecture,~\etc, which not only enrich our lives but also involve works related to aesthetics, history, and culture.
Liyi Chen, Jufeng Yang
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Visual arts: a multimodal language for Indigenous education
Language and Education, 2019Visual arts and other modes and media of communication are vital to Indigenous People, yet multimodal forms of representation, such as those prioritised in the arts, are often poorly understood and excluded from Indigenous education.
K. Mills, K. Doyle
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Visual Arts Search on Mobile Devices
ACM Trans. Multim. Comput. Commun. Appl., 2019Visual arts, especially paintings, appear everywhere in our daily lives. They are not only liked by art lovers but also by ordinary people, both of whom are curious about the stories behind these artworks and also interested in exploring related artworks.
Hui Mao, James She, Ming Cheung
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Integrative phenomena in visual arts and mathematics
Journal of Mathematics and the Arts, 2019The aim of our article is to find suitable integrative phenomena for both visual arts and mathematics, with a focus on preserving the nature of each of these subjects and their specific methods of acquiring and processing information. This article builds
Päivi Portaankorva-Koivisto +1 more
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Assessment in the visual arts: Challenges and possibilities
Arts education policy review, 2019Assessment in art is notoriously difficult and is probably best approached with skepticism. Artistry is notoriously difficult to assess. Yet measures of student learning in art are needed for both advocacy and art education policy.
M. Graham
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Disability and Rehabilitation, 2018
Purpose: There is a growing movement in pediatric rehabilitation to understand how approaches addressing aspects beyond body function contribute to enhanced psychosocial well-being. Among such approaches is the use of creative arts.
Brydne M. Edwards +4 more
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Purpose: There is a growing movement in pediatric rehabilitation to understand how approaches addressing aspects beyond body function contribute to enhanced psychosocial well-being. Among such approaches is the use of creative arts.
Brydne M. Edwards +4 more
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Artificial Neural Networks and Deep Learning in the Visual Arts: a review
Neural computing & applications (Print), 2021I. Santos +4 more
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Brahms in Context, 2019
Students can minor in art or take general elective classes from a diverse curriculum that includes drawing, painting, printmaking, digital photography, visual communication, fiber art and a range of special topics courses.
William Vaughan, N. Loges
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Students can minor in art or take general elective classes from a diverse curriculum that includes drawing, painting, printmaking, digital photography, visual communication, fiber art and a range of special topics courses.
William Vaughan, N. Loges
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