Add to ORKGA short essay on the relationship between creativity and mental illness, following from my PhD research. This essay has no scientific intentions, but it's my first impression of this popular debate. This was requested by the Foundation Beautiful Distress, after the Art Manifestation in 2017. https://www.beautifuldistress.org/webstore/beautiful-distress-kunstmanifestatie-over-waanzi
This article presents a perspective on psychology that relates directly to Abraham Maslow’s focus up...
In this Current Issues article I explore how the world of art can show a different view on ‘madness’...
Reproduced with permission of The Cunningham Dax CollectionMental illness is a subject clouded by mi...
Reproduced with permission of the Neami Splash Art StudioMental illness has for centuries been close...
Art: the Beautiful, Revealing Agent for Mental Illness is aimed to present a thorough analysis of th...
How space gets occupied is inevitably bound up with cultural politics. For example: in psychiatry di...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
Towards cultural change: re-imagining mental health through ‘lofty’ art We are amidst a global menta...
ABSTRACT: Art is born at the border of external and intrapsychic realities, through the human being’...
My study has investigated how the practice of channelling symptoms of psychosis through the medium o...
© 2016 Dr. Monique DalgleishThis thesis investigates ten art-makers, who have been living with a dia...
Does your mind wander? What do you picture when you daydream? Where do you go? How far is too far? H...
Creativity is an important human quality upon which many achievements of humankind are based. Define...
This essay consists of a fragmental process and collection of different theories and inspirational h...
This article presents a perspective on psychology that relates directly to Abraham Maslow’s focus up...
In this Current Issues article I explore how the world of art can show a different view on ‘madness’...
Reproduced with permission of The Cunningham Dax CollectionMental illness is a subject clouded by mi...
Reproduced with permission of the Neami Splash Art StudioMental illness has for centuries been close...
Art: the Beautiful, Revealing Agent for Mental Illness is aimed to present a thorough analysis of th...
How space gets occupied is inevitably bound up with cultural politics. For example: in psychiatry di...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
TRAMHA is an international network devised to foster and develop interdisciplinary dialogues, resear...
Towards cultural change: re-imagining mental health through ‘lofty’ art We are amidst a global menta...
ABSTRACT: Art is born at the border of external and intrapsychic realities, through the human being’...
My study has investigated how the practice of channelling symptoms of psychosis through the medium o...
© 2016 Dr. Monique DalgleishThis thesis investigates ten art-makers, who have been living with a dia...
Does your mind wander? What do you picture when you daydream? Where do you go? How far is too far? H...
Creativity is an important human quality upon which many achievements of humankind are based. Define...
This essay consists of a fragmental process and collection of different theories and inspirational h...
This article presents a perspective on psychology that relates directly to Abraham Maslow’s focus up...
In this Current Issues article I explore how the world of art can show a different view on ‘madness’...
Reproduced with permission of The Cunningham Dax CollectionMental illness is a subject clouded by mi...