How does art-making function as a form of self-integration and healing for queer creators?
When it comes to discussing art therapy, we often think about how art can be used to express emotions and...
What is queer trauma?
Queer trauma refers to experiences that have had a negative impact on an individual's sense of identity and self-worth due to their gender, sexual orientation, or...
The study examines how LGBT individuals utilize creative writing and visual representation to express their spirituality and resist oppression within religious settings. It explores the intersections...
What is the role of bodily memory—physical sensations, scars, affective residues—in the aesthetic practices of queer artists using trauma as material?
Bodily memory refers to the way that physical...
Discrimination is an experience that many individuals have faced throughout history, whether it be due to their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. When...
Artistic Practice for Healing
Art has been used throughout history to express the deepest emotions and experiences of individuals, cultures, and societies. It serves as a powerful tool for...
Artistic Practice and Healing
Art has always been an integral part of human culture, and its impact on individuals is profound. It provides a way for people to express themselves creatively,...
The role of art in translating personal discrimination into collective narratives of healing, hope and transformation can be understood through a deeper exploration of the ways in which artists...
This article is about how art can be used as a tool for healing from trauma related to experiences of queerness. Specifically, it will explore how artistic depictions of queer suffering and joy...