This heuristic research examines the personal and therapeutic importance of exploring ones cultural interpretations of death and dying. The research began at a Día de los Muertos celebration in Los Angeles, CA and my observations of that event were used as an inspiration to create meaningful art. Through analysis and examination of the artwork I addressed my individual and clinical struggles regarding death. The knowledge I gained exploring my own questions concerning death and dying can be used to avoid encumbrances to my provision of effective therapy in the future
Hospice and palliative care patients are those diagnosed with a terminal illness. Often these patien...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 8-8)The California State University, Northridge Graduate ...
In my quest for answers about my art practice and artistic identity, I have turned to my ancestors, ...
Chapter positions contemporary art’s ability to affect understandings of issues around death: how ar...
We Die As We Live, is an art in health research project that positions palliative care staff, workin...
The purpose of this arts-based heuristic study was to explore the experience of an art therapy gradu...
Modern medicine in Western Society has in part alienated people to the process of dying. We obvious...
Traveling to research and explore the art and science of taxidermy, while also visiting museums rela...
This research explores, through practice, the capacity of fine art to embody and illuminate the mean...
About the book: This book draws together a range of both classic and newly commissioned pieces on th...
In a secular society, religion no longer dictates the manner in which death and dying is rationalize...
In its present form and throughout Western civilization, capturing the image of the cadaver, whether...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015-12Programs that foster creative activities such as dr...
In 2015, I interviewed four experienced visual art therapists about their work in cancer and palliat...
We are Senior Lecturers in Graphic Design at Falmouth University and our research project, Moth, is ...
Hospice and palliative care patients are those diagnosed with a terminal illness. Often these patien...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 8-8)The California State University, Northridge Graduate ...
In my quest for answers about my art practice and artistic identity, I have turned to my ancestors, ...
Chapter positions contemporary art’s ability to affect understandings of issues around death: how ar...
We Die As We Live, is an art in health research project that positions palliative care staff, workin...
The purpose of this arts-based heuristic study was to explore the experience of an art therapy gradu...
Modern medicine in Western Society has in part alienated people to the process of dying. We obvious...
Traveling to research and explore the art and science of taxidermy, while also visiting museums rela...
This research explores, through practice, the capacity of fine art to embody and illuminate the mean...
About the book: This book draws together a range of both classic and newly commissioned pieces on th...
In a secular society, religion no longer dictates the manner in which death and dying is rationalize...
In its present form and throughout Western civilization, capturing the image of the cadaver, whether...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015-12Programs that foster creative activities such as dr...
In 2015, I interviewed four experienced visual art therapists about their work in cancer and palliat...
We are Senior Lecturers in Graphic Design at Falmouth University and our research project, Moth, is ...
Hospice and palliative care patients are those diagnosed with a terminal illness. Often these patien...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 8-8)The California State University, Northridge Graduate ...
In my quest for answers about my art practice and artistic identity, I have turned to my ancestors, ...