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Counseling and Art Therapy Process, Theory Series

These Series of artworks represent psychological theories that are used in therapy, illustrating the integration of art and psychology that is art therapy. Student art therapists chose an art form to create a piece for each theory, ending with their own theory at this time in their art therapy careers. Congratulations to our 2021 graduates!

  • Series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Claire Kalala, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • Series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Seraiah Simmons, Theory Series
  • Series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Lauren Parks, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Yasi Ahsanipour, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Bailey Call, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Michelle Miott, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Katie Gaynor, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    McKeon Dempsey, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Katie Boggs, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Lena Townsell, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Sara Blevins, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • Series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Jessica Aguilar, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Lisa Pascal, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Rachel Thoni, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Connie Zabokrtsky, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Meg Mcmurdy, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Barbara Van Der Vossen, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Sarah Pregmon, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Addy Purdy, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Marcela Santos, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Anita Alex, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Lindsay Innis (each image is animated, which is not visible as an image). Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Sam Froh, Theory Series
  • A series of psychological theories interpreted artistically
    Kate Harris, Counseling Art Therapy Theory Series
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Human Development Masks 2020

These masks were made in fulfillment of a class assignment for “Human Development: Child and Adolescent” in Fall 2020.  The class topic was identity development during adolescence.  Student were instructed to make a plaster mask, either through putting wet plaster directly on their own faces, or by using a plastic form.  Students then embellished the dried masks to symbolically represent part or parts of their own identities.  This class is taught by Stacey Nelson and Deni Brancheau.

  • a purple and pink painted mask with a tangle of wires coming out of the top
  • A mask of a woman's face with two large flowers over the eyes
  • A mask painted half red and half white
  • A multicolored mask with eyes covered over
  • An oval mask painted with flowers and yellow
  • A mask covered with blue, red and yellow flowers
  • A mask painted with red and green mosaic pattern
  • A mask covered with knitted pattern, stars and flowers
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Storycloths 2020

Storycloth class is a summer elective. This class focuses on traditional storycloths, ways of making narrative textiles and the healing aspects of creating with hand stitching and fabric. These amazing storycloths depict personal stories, cultural stories and stories from current events.

  • A fabric sewn with flame colors, black background and the words "Black Lives Matter" stitched on the top
  • A sewn cloth depicting large steps, a brown pathway and green all around
  • An abstract storycloth with black on one side and brightly colored squares
  • An illustration of a pagoda-like building with a sun in the sky and a family in the middle
  • A fabric illustration of the U.S. Capitol building and people on bikes outside in the street
  • A cloth illustration with the sun in the background, mountains and a river
  • A fabric illustration of a girl in a pink dress with a mountain, a tree and a tiger in the background
  • A fabric illustration of a black silhouette of a person against a background of gray and brown shapes, a car and a pair of glasses
  • A bright red and green fabric illustration with a person's head in the foreground and two gravestones, with the words "2020 lays bare a society built on inequality"
  • A fabric illustration of clouds in the sky at sunset over a green valley
  • A fabric illustration of a tree against a blue sky and a yellow sun
  • Art therapy graduation art 2021
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