Art work published in International Journal of Art Therapy

June 03, 2021 in publication, BAAT, art therapy, Inscape

I’m delighted to see my art work published in the new special issue of the International Journal of Art Therapy: on Co-Production in art therapy practice, research and publication.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17454832.2021.1917212

On Friday 4 June BAAT are hosting the ATPRN symposium, a live online event with the editors and authors of the Special Issue on CoProduction, as well as other contributors, you can follow live coverage Twitter via #ATPRN

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Art work published on cover of the International Journal of Art Therapy

Art Therapist's Art Online Exhibition

May 18, 2019 in art therapy, BAAT, practice, publication, participation

The British Association of Art Therapists has an online gallery featuring work from art therapists who are also artists. Three pieces of my work are included, 'Mother Earth Sleeps', watercolour & acrylic paint on cardboard assemblage; ‘This is the Story of How I Came to be’, watercolour & pencil on paper; and ‘Watercolour and Waves, Sighs and Lines’, watercolour, ink, and graphite with digital after-drawing. Prints will be available to buy online at the end of the month.

Watercolour Waves and Tears Sighs and Lines Katey Moon.jpeg

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