Posts tagged sculpture

A Sculptural Journey of Ecological Identity and Art Therapy

by Seamus Gray

I have moved increasingly into the realm of additive sculpture. If ecology is the relationship between organisms and also their relationship with the environment they live in, then ecological art reflects, expresses and honours our connection with the world and all of that which is in our experience.

2015Seamus GrayJuly 15, 2016sculpture, ecology, environment, art materials, creativity

The Exceptional Artist: The Use of the Third Hand with Clay Work in Art Therapy

by Brandon Murdoch

My topic explores the possibilities and experiences clay work offers to the exceptional child. I investigate the relationship of learned helplessness to the use of the third hand in the art making process.

2008Brandon MurdochJuly 8, 2016sculpture, clay, art materials, learned helplessness, children, third hand approach, psychodynamic, retrospective, phenomenology, humanistic, sublimation, self-esteem, exceptional children

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