Foundations of Art Therapy
The Three essential components of art therapy
Client artist, art therapist, and art piece
This field studies how aesthetics and emotion connect in the brain
Neuroaesthetics
Challenges should be avoided reflects this:
Fixed Mindset
This person is considered to be the Father of Art Therapy
Adrian Hill
Name one art material that is highly resistive according to MDV
Historically Art making may have served this function when created spontaneously in hospitals or asylums
Art to restore humanity, soothe or communicate truth
Blank Canvas Effect
Feedback and critiques are essential to my learning process reflects this mindset
This person used art primarily to do this during their convalescence.
Adrian Hill, alleviate symptoms/provide distraction
Which art materials is very fluid according to the MDV?
finger paint, watercolor on wet paper, paint, watercolor
According to Ellen Dissanayake, humans create art as a natural impulse to do this.
Make special
A form of art-making that reduces pressure to perform and emphasizes experience over outcome
Process-focused art
Viewing mistakes as signs of learning reflects this mindset
L'Art Brut describes
art created outside the establishment
Collage falls where on the fluid/resistive continuum?
This art piece memorialized meaning personally and collectively on the National Mall in the 1980's
the Aids Quilt (Aids quilt project)
Actual vs Perceived life threatening danger
"The success of others means that there's not enough success to go around or means that I won't be able to succeed" shows what type of mindset?
Fixed
Margarety Naumburg is considered this
Mother of art therapy
Finger paint is to _____________ as color pencil is to ______________________
Process-focused art impacts the way people respond to this aspect of creating
Mistakes, perfectionism, perfectionistic thinking
Engaging in art-making can reduce this hormone produced in the adrenal glands
Cortisol
Asking for help or support to grow represents this mindset.
Growth
Edith Kramer emphasized this in her art therapy approach
Sublimation
affective, cognitive