Art Therapize Yourself

What is the primary focus of the art therapy session described at the Eskenazi Museum?

• Memorizing artist biographies

• Learning about art techniques

• Free association and introspection

• Analyzing historical context

In art therapy, what might a therapist ask you to do with an artwork?

• List the materials used

• Describe the historical period

• Find metaphors and personal connections

• Identify the artist's signature

Why might someone familiar with art find art therapy challenging?

• They know too much trivia

• They are not interested in art

• They prefer modern art

• They lack creativity

How can art therapy benefit newcomers to art?

• By improving their drawing skills

• By helping them connect with art emotionally

• By introducing them to famous artists

• By teaching them art history

What is a potential theme explored in art therapy related to communal art?

• Competition

• Belonging and community

• Isolation

• Individualism

What might a therapist ask you to create in response to a communal art piece?

• An artwork envisioning the afterlife

• A community map

• A personal diary

• A historical timeline

What is a key consideration when using art therapy techniques without a professional?

• Only using traditional art forms

• Ignoring personal emotions

• Focusing on positive themes

• Avoiding abstract art

What is a safe place box in art therapy?

• A transformed jewelry box representing safety

• A container for art books

• A storage for art supplies

• A box for historical artifacts

What is the role of a professional therapist in art therapy?

• To provide art materials

• To teach art techniques

• To organize art exhibitions

• To tailor approaches to individual needs

How can art therapy be part of treatment plans?

• By teaching painting skills

• By organizing art competitions

• By focusing on art history

• By supporting therapeutic goals