Elizabeth Beck

The Eyewriter from Evan Roth on Vimeo.

Developed by students at the University of Michigan, the Scribble is a digital animation pad with a built in camera, allowing for stop motion capabilities. Can’t wait for something like this (or an iPad ap) to become available for purchase. How cool would this be in an art therapy session!

Green Youth Arts and Media Center, an Art in Action sub-project, is set to open in mid January with state of the art computers, high-end software and recording studios. They’re planning to serve more than 200 Oakland inner city youth who are coping with gangs, violence and struggling to stay hopeful. According to the SF [...]

Here’s Amanda Alders workshop presentation from this past AATA conference in Dallas, TX.

The following presentation by Jon Ehinger took place in Dallas TX during the AATA conference in November 2009.

Find more videos like this on Media Arts in Therapy

Judy Wieser R.Psyc, ATR is a pioneer of PhotoTherapy, an art therapy technique that unfortunately too many art therapists don’t know about or understand (and she’s a fellow Canadian!). Ginger Poole from the Digital Art Therapy Group on LinkedIn conducted a brief written interview with Judy about PhotoTherapy. Judy discusses her techniques along with why [...]

The International Art Therapy Organization and the Art Therapy Alliance have come together once again to create a digital media experiment for all of us to participate in via Polyvore. The title of this piece is art, peace and sustainability.
Read more about it on Cathy Malchiodi’s Psychology Today blog.

Digital Wheel Art by Younghyun Chung is an interactive system using a Wii remote, an infrared LED, Bluetooth, a wheelchair and some programing know how. Read more about it on Younghyun’s website.

Digital Wheel Art from YoungHyun Chung on Vimeo.

In the most recent episode of the Creative Therapy Sessions Podcast, available on Itunes, Melissa Solorzano speaks with Brian Austin, MPS. Brian is the founder of The Animation Project, where he integrates animation with art therapy for adolescents. Brian also on the editorial review board for Art Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy [...]

Using your computer, Laser Tag 2.0 software, a projector, a laser pointer and a web cam you can tag or draw on your walls impermanently (i.e. in your home or office).
Graffiti Research Lab discovered this, and developed the project so that using more complex tools you can actually temporarily draw on large outdoor structures, [...]