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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Binding is secure. Pages are clean, unmarked and undamaged. Very slight soiling but significant rubbing to front and back covers. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Duhem Update: The Ceiling is Raised" (Around the Block); "Put That Art to Work" (Around the Block); "Grand Tour Black Magic" (Around the Block); "Photographs from the Collection of the Gilman Paper Company" (Books); "Andy Warhol Prints" (Books); "Andre Kertesz" (Books); "The Art of the Forger" (Books); "Generations" (Galleries); "October and November Sales in the U.S., Canada and Europe, Gallery Listings, Index to Advertisers" (Calendars); "The Return of the Kings' Painters Chait's Diamond Jubilee" (Talk of the Trade); "Kentshire's Indian Festival" (Talk of the Trade); "Art or Crafts?" (Talk of the Trade); "Antiquarian" (Talk of the Trade); "The Pier Show" (Expositions); "Chicago International Antiques Show" (Expositions); "San Francisco Fall Antiques Show" (Expositions); "New York Fine Print Show" (Expositions); "Corporate Collecting, Jean Helion, and I - Art Book Collecting" (Collecting Notes); "Auction Reserves" (Souren Melikian); "Islamic Art Theft" (The IFAR Report); "Equitable Life Assurance Society. The Tower of Art" (Features); "Best Products Company, Inc. Sydney Lewis Knows Best" (Features); "Corporate Collecting and Corporate Collections" (Features); "Kaufman and Broad, Inc. The Broad View" (Features); "Unique Masterpieces of American Furniture" (Features); "Silver" (Auction Previews); "Americana" (Auction Previews); "19th Century European Pictures" (Auction Previews); "The Lynch Sale" (Auction Reviews); and "On My Mind" (Editorial).

First edition. Illus. wrappers; 8vo. 99 pp. Selection of poems and stories by Master of Fine Arts in English candidates at Cornell University: Cory Brown, Deborah Durnam, Diane Eggert, Lila Hanft, Phillip Harper, Charles Newman, Stuart Pierce, Linda Pooler, Bethany Schroeder, Paula Smith, Ann Vigo, Dave Wasson and Susan Weinberg. Card about the exclusive (eight candidates a year) writing program laid in. Seems to be the only issue of this student produced periodical.

paperback. Condition: New. Second Edition. Ships in a BOX from Central Missouri! UPS shipping for most packages, (Priority Mail for AK/HI/APO/PO Boxes).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Therapy groups that use the creative arts connect with clients in ways that go beyond cognitive engagement. The arts help clients find the deeper parts of themselves that must be reached for effective healing. In this practical and imaginative book, you will discover the elements of creativity, the roles of the therapist, how to involve each person in the group, and how to set up effective groups to serve a wide variety of clients. Efficacy information for each of the creative arts and connections to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health have been added for this second edition. The first part of the book shows how a therapist can take on the roles of facilitator, teacher, artist, and therapist. You will also learn why the creative arts are an important element in therapy, what it means to be creative, what enhances creativity and what hinders it, how creative arts groups interact to promote discovery of self and others, and how to run effective groups from the initial planning to closure for a group that is ending. The second part of the book describes the creative arts, giving you specific information about visual and tactile arts, masks, drama therapy, games and improvisation, laughter and clowning, music, dance and movement, writing and poetry, meditation and creative visualization, and puppetry. Along with the descriptions, details, and efficacy studies for each of these groups, there are over 290 activity ideas for you to use. Book jacket. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Therapy groups that use the creative arts connect with clients in ways that go beyond cognitive engagement. The arts help clients find the deeper parts of themselves that must be reached for effective healing. In this practical and imaginative book, you will discover the elements of creativity, the roles of the therapist, how to involve each person in the group, and how to set up effective groups to serve a wide variety of clients. Efficacy information for each of the creative arts and connections to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health have been added for this second edition. The first part of the book shows how a therapist can take on the roles of facilitator, teacher, artist, and therapist. You will also learn why the creative arts are an important element in therapy, what it means to be creative, what enhances creativity and what hinders it, how creative arts groups interact to promote discovery of self and others, and how to run effective groups from the initial planning to closure for a group that is ending. The second part of the book describes the creative arts, giving you specific information about visual and tactile arts, masks, drama therapy, games and improvisation, laughter and clowning, music, dance and movement, writing and poetry, meditation and creative visualization, and puppetry. Along with the descriptions, details, and efficacy studies for each of these groups, there are over 290 activity ideas for you to use. Book jacket. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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