An Embodied Exploration of Authentic Movement from an Eastern Perspective
Liu Xin Chengdu Sport University, China This article is grounded in the perspective of “harmony” and the tradition of “embodying the Dao” from classical Chinese philosophy and integrated with...
[ read more ]Art Encircles Life: Journeying With, In, and Through the Expressive Arts
Vivien Speiser; Phillip Speiser Lesley University, USA; University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa This article presents the work of two expressive arts therapists who traveled and taught around the...
[ read more ]“Tears on Flowers”: Worldwide Natural Art Healing
Shaun McNiff, Lesley University “There are tears on the flowers, who feel the times.” Du Fu (712–770), Spring Scene, circa 757 “Tears on the Flowers”: Worldwide Natural Experiments of...
[ read more ]Virus — On the Edge of Art & Science, Human Beings & Nature
Virus — On the Edge of Art & Science, Human Beings & Nature With the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic in China and spreading out to the world,...
[ read more ]Ch’i and Artistic Expression
Ch’i and Artistic Expression: An East Asian Worldview that Fits the Creative Process Everywhere Shaun McNiff, Lesley University, USA Abstract In the tradition of ch’i (气), past and present, we have...
[ read more ]Physical Conversations between the East and West
Physical Conversations between the East and West An Arts Based Inquiry into the Cross-Cultural Emotional Climate during a Time of Political Tensions Steve Harvey1, Tony Y Zhou2, E. Connor Kelly3, and Joan Wittig4...
[ read more ]Expanding Normality at the Edges of the Art World in China
This is an in-depth interview with Raphael Koenig and Benny Shaffer exploring the development, goals, and outcomes of the 2019 exhibition and symposium at the Harvard University Asia entitled...
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