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Art Therapy Bibliography

Author(s): Virginia Niswander
Source: Art Education, Vol. 33, No. 4, Art Therapy and Art Education (Apr., 1980), pp. 36-
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Art Therapy Bibliography
Virginia Niswander
A representative bibliographical list-
ing for art therapy
BOOKS
Alkema, Chester., Art for the Exceptional.
Boulder, Colorado: Pruett Press, Inc.,
1971.
Anderson, Frances, Art for All the Chil-
dren. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C.
Thomas, 1978.
Betensky, M., Self-Discovery Through
Self-Expression. Springfield, Illinois:
Charles C. Thomas, 1973.
Gantt, L. and Schmal, M., compilers, Art
Therapy: A Bibliography. DHEW Publi-
cation No. (ADM) 74-51. Rockville,
Maryland: National Institute of Mental gram for Language and Hearing Im-
Health, 1974.
Harris, J. and Joseph C., Murals of the
Mind. New York: International Univer-
sities Press, Inc., 1973.
Keyes, Margaret F., The Inward Journey.
Millbrae, California: Celestial Arts,
1974.
Kramer, Edith (in collaboration with
Laurie Wilson), Childhood and Art
Therapy. New York: Schocken Books,
Inc. (projected publication date, 1980). Uhlin, Donald M., Art for Exceptional
Kramer, Edith, Art as Therapy with Chil-
dren. New York: Schocken Books,
Inc., 1971.
Kramer, Edith, Art Therapy in a Chil-
dren's Community. Springfield, Illinois: Art Therapy Publications, 1978.
Charles C. Thomas, 1958.
Kwiatkowska, Hanna Y., Family Therapy
and Evaluation Through Art.
Springfield, Illinois: Charles C.
Thomas, 1978.
Landgarten, Helen, Clinical Art Therapy.
New York: Brunner/Mazel, (projected
publication date, October 1980).
Lindsay, Zaidee, Art and the Handicapped
Child. New York: Van Nostrand
Reinhold Co., 1972.
Lyddiatt, E. M., Spontaneous Painting and Williams, G. H. and Wood, M. M. Devel-
Modelling. London: Constable and Co.,
1971.
Naumburg, Margaret, An Introduction to
Art Therapy: Studies of the Free Art Ex- CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
pression of Behavior Problem Children
and Adolescents as a Means of Diagnosis Kagin, Sandra L., Report of the Study
and Therapy. New York: Teachers Col-
lege Press, revised, 1973.
Naumburg, Margaret, Dynamically
Oriented Art Therapy: Its Principles and Kagin, Sandra L., Topics in Art Therapy,
Practice. New York: Grune & Stratton,
1966.
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Naumburg, Margaret, Psychoneurotic Art:
Its Function in Psychotherapy. New
York: Grune & Stratton, 1953.
Naumburg, Margaret, Schizophrenic Art:
Its Meaning in Psychotherapy. New
York: Grume & Stratton, 1950.
Rhyne, Janie, The Gestalt Art Experience. Proceedings of the Second Pittsburgh
Monterey, California: Brooks/Cole Pub-
lishing Co., 1974.
Robbins, Arthur and Sibley, L. B., Cre-
ative Art Therapy. New York:
Brunner/Mazel, 1976.
Rubin, J. A., Child Art Therapy: Under-
standing and Helping Children Grow
Through Art. New York: Van Nostrand
Reinhold, 1977.
Silver, Rawley A., Developing Cognitive
and Creative Skills in Art. Baltimore,
Maryland: University Park Press, 1978.
Silver, Rawley A. and others, Study of
Cognitive Skills Development Through
Art Experiences; An Educational Pro-
paired and Asphasic Children. New
York: New York City Board of Educa-
tion, New York, Office of Special Edu-
cation, School District 75, New York
State Education Dept., Albany, Office
of Urban Education, 1973.
Ude-Pastel, Anneliese, Betty: History and
Art of a Child in Therapy. Palo Alto,
California: Science & Behavior Books,
1977.
Children. Dubuque, Iowa: William C.
Brown Company Publishers, 1979.
Ulman, Elinor, Art Therapy in the United
States. Craftsbury Common, Vermont:
Ulman, Elinor and Dachinger, Penny,
eds., Art Therapy in Theory and Prac-
tice. New York: Schocken Books, Inc.,
1975.
Virshup, Evelyn, Right-Brain People in the the Creative Process, New York: Noon-
Left-Brain World. Los Angeles: Art
Therapy West, 1978.
Wadeson, Harriett, Art Psychotherapy.
New York: Wiley-Interscience, A divi-
sion of John Wiley & Sons, Inc., (proj- Meares, Ainslie, Shapes of Sanity,
ected publication date, 1980).
opmental Art Therapy. Baltimore: Uni- Pickford, R. W., Studies in Psychiatric
versity Park Press, 1977.
Seminar in Art Therapy Education,
Series I. Louisville, Kentucky: Institute
of Expressive Therapies, 1979.
Institute of Expressive Therapies Student
Research, Monograph #1. Louisville,
Kentucky: Institute of Expressive
Art Education April 1980
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Therapies, 1979.
Gantt, L., Forrest, G., Silverman, D., and
Shoemaker, R., eds. Art Therapy: Ex-
panding Horizons: Proceedings of the
Ninth Annual Conference of the Ameri-
can Art Therapy Association (1978),
Baltimore: The American Art Therapy
Association, 1979.
Mandel, B. K., Shoemaker, R. H., and
Hays, R., eds., The Dynamics of
Creativity: Proceedings of the Eighth
Annual Conference of the American Art
Therapy Association (1977), Baltimore:
The American Art Therapy Association,
1978.
Roth, Ellen, Perspectives on Art Therapy,
Conference on Art Therapy, Pittsburgh:
Pittsburgh Child Guidance Center, 1978.
Shoemaker, Roberta H., and Gonick-
Barris, S. E., Creativity and the Art
Therapist's Identity, Proceedings of the
1976 AATA Conference, Baltimore:
American Art Therapy Association,
1977.
PROFESSIONAL PERIODICALS
American Journal of Art Therapy (ed.
Elinor Ulman), Box 4918, Washington,
D.C. 20008.
Art Education, National Art Education
Assoc., 1916 Association Drive,
Reston, Virginia 22091.
Art Psychotherapy: An International Jour-
nal, pergamon Press, Inc., Maxwell
House, Fairview Park, Elmsford, New
York 10523.
Confina Psychiatrica, (ed. Irene Jakab et
al.), S. Karger, Switzerland.
The Journal of the British Association of
Art Therapist, British Association of Art
Therapists.
ART PSYCHOTHERAPY
Bender, Lauretta, ed., Child Psychiatric
Techniques, Springfield, Illinois:
Charles C. Thomas, 1952.
Fried, Edrita, Artistic Productivity and
Mental Health, Springfield, Illinois:
Charles C. Thomas, 1969.
Kris, Ernst, Psychoanalytic Explorations in
Art, New York: Schocken Books, 1952.
Kubie, Laurence, Neurotic Distortion of
day Press, 1958.
Jakab, Irene, Psychiatry and Art, New
York: S. Karger, Vol. I (1968), Vol. II
(1970), Vol. III (1971), Vol. IV (1975).
Springfield, Illinois: Charles C.
Thomas, 1957.
Art, Springfield, Illinois: Charles C.
Thomas, 1967.
Prinzhorn, Hans, Artistry of the Mentally
Ill, New York: Springer-Verlag, 1972.
Volmat, R. & Wiart, C., eds., Art and
Psychopathology, Amsterdam: Excerpta
Medica Foundation, 1969.
Waelder, Robert, Psychoanalytic Avenues
to Art, New York: International Uni-
versity Press, 1965.

Wolff, Wernes, The Personality of the Pre-
school Child, New York: Grune & Strat-
ton, 1946.
Yochim, Louise D., Building Human Rela-
tionships Through Art, Chicago: L. M.
Stein, 1954.
MAINSTREAMED CHILD
Fukurai, Shiro, How Can I Make What I
Cannot See? New York: Reinhold, 1974.
Hollander, H. Cornelia, Creative Oppor-
tunities for the Retarded Child at Home
and in School. New York: Doubleday
and Co., Inc., 1971.
Lesinco, Yasha, Art Not by Eye, New
York: American Foundation for the
Blind, 1972.
Suran, Bernard G. and Rizzo, Joseph V.,
Special Children: An Integrative Ap-
proach, Glenview, Illinois: Scott
Foresman and Co., 1979.
ASSESSMENT/DIAGNOSTIC
METHODS AND PROCEDURES
Bruck, John N., Advances in the House-
Tree-Person Technique: Variations and
Applications, Western Psychological
Services, 1969.
Burns, Robert C. and Kaufman, S. H.,
Actions, Styles and Symbols in Kinetic
Family Drawings, New York:
Brunner/Mazel, 1972.
Burns, Robert C. and Kaufman, S. H.,
Kinetic Family Drawings, New York:
Brunner/Mazel, 1970.
Di Leo, Joseph H., Children's Drawings as(The) Common Eye. 16 mm, color/sound,
Diagnostic Aids, New York: Brunner/
Mazel, Inc., 1973.
Di Leo, Joseph H., Young Children and
Their Drawings, New York: Brunner/
Mazel, 1970.
Harris, Dale B., Children's Drawings as Video and art therapy with schizophrenic Washington Place, New York, N.Y.
Measures of Intellectual Maturity, New
York: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1963.
Hammer, E. F., Use of Interpretation in
Treatment: Technique and Art, New
York: Grune and Stratton, 1968.
Lantz, Beatrice, Easel Age Scale, Los
Angeles, California: Test Bureau, 1955.
Koppitz, Elizabeth M., Psychological
Evaluation of Children's Human Figure
Drawings, New York: Grune & Strat-
ton, 1968.
Hammer, E. F., ed., The Clinical Applica-
tion of Projective Drawings, Springfield, The quality of life is affected
Illinois: Charles C. Thomas, 1958.
Machover, Karen, Personality Projection
in the Drawing of the Human Figure,
Springfield, Illinois: Charles C.
Thomas, 1949.
Schildkrout, Mollie S., Shenker, I. R. &
Sonnenblick, M., Human Figure Draw-
ings in Adolescence, New York:
Brunner/Mazel, 1972.
Schildkrout, Mollie S., Shenker, I. R., &
M. Sonneblick, Human Figure Draw- The first art therapy session with a six
ings, New York: Grune & Stratton,
1968.
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Demonstration and discussion of
AUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS -FILM
process and product of patients
with known psychiatric disorders
Anna Shafer and Her Art. 16mm, color/
sound, 10 min., 1972. Source: Realist Free Expression Painting in Child Psychia-
Jungels, 745 West Delavan Avenue, try. 16mm, color/sound, 30 min. Source:
Buffalo, N.Y. 14222. Geigy Pharmaceuticals, c/o Association
Drawings of an 85-year old woman and her Films, Inc., 600 Grand Avenue,
comments on the varied subject matter. Ridgefield, N.J. 07657.
Art for Students with Special Needs. 16mm, Painting experiences with emotionally dis-
color/.sound, 1/2 hour, SUNY grant, re- turbed children.
lease date, 1980. Contact: Georgiana Gestalt Art Experience with Janie Rhyne.
Jungels, Art Therapy Studies, Art Edu- 16 mm, color/sound, 27 min. Source:
cation Department, State University Extension Media Center, University of
College at Buffalo, 1300 Elmwood Ave., California, Berkeley, Calif. 94720.
Buffalo, N.Y. 14222. Outlines the principal concepts of gestalt
Methods and approaches for offering art art therapy and demonstrates three
experiences for students with special therapeutic group experiences.
physical, emotional or learning abilities Gravity is my Enemy, 16 mm, color/sound,
and needs. 26 min., 1977. Source: Churchill Films,
Art Therapy: Beginnings. 16mm, color/ 662 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles,
sound, 45 min., 1977. Source: The Calif. 90069.
American Art Therapy Association, An artist without nerve or muscle function
Inc., 428 East Preston St., Baltimore, below the neck sees his skill, his images,
Md. 21202. his life, and others' perception of him
Documentary in which four pioneers of art How Come When It's Thundering You
therapy discuss and illustrate their use Don't See the Moon. 16 mm, color/
of art therapy in a mental health con- sound, 13 min., 1965. Source: Syracuse
text.
Film Library, 1455 East Colvin St.,
Art Therapy Techniques for Retarded Syracuse, N.Y. 13210.
Children with Autistic Tendencies. 16
Drawings and paintings by students and
mm, B&W/sound, 30 min. Source: Kay the teacher's description of how he
Martinez, Director, Art Therapy, Par- tried to help the children.
sons State Hospital, Parsons, Ks. Lori, Art Therapy and Self Discovery. 16
67357.
mm, color/sound, 32 min., 1978.
Ways in which art therapy works to chan-
Source: The Film Company of America,
nel hyperactivity and overcome with-
7534 Woodley Ave., Van Nuys, Calif
drawal and self-denial. 91406.
An emotionally disturbed 15-year old girl
30 min. Source: Learning Resources struggles to break out of her inner world
Center, The University of Texas, with the help of art therapy.
Health Science Center at San Antonio,(The) Magic Mirror of Aloyse. 16 mm,
7703 Floyd Curl Drive, San Antonio, color/sound, 27 min., 1967. Source:
Texas 78284.
New York University Film Library, 26
patients in a therapeutic community. 10003.
Could You.... 16mm, color/sound, 28 The art work of a chronic schizophrenic
min. Source: Association of Handi- woman who has fascinated the medical
capped Artists, Inc., 1034 Rand Build- world over 40 years by the rare creative
ing, Buffalo, N.Y. 14203. quality of her drawings.
Handicapped international artists at work (The) Maze. 16 mm, color/sound, 30 min.,
using a brush or tools held 1971. Source: Audio Visual Service,
between the teeth or the toes. The Pennsylvania State University,
Creative Growth. 16 mm, color/sound, 25 University Park, Pa. 16802.
min. Source: James Stanfield Assoc., The exitless maze divided into chambers
P.O. Box 1983, Santa Monica, Calif. portraying childhood memories and
90406.
anxiety-ridden situations confronting
the artist during his three-year hospitali-
by painting experiences of de- zation.
velopmentally disabled persons in re- Moving/making/me. 16 mm, B&W/sound,
habilitation or habilitation.
23 min., 1971. Source: Realist/Jungels,
Demonstration of a Diagnostic Interview 745 West Delavan Avenue, Buffalo,
Using Art Therapy Techniques: Michael, N.Y. 14222.
a Six Year Old Boy. 16 mm, color/ A documentary film of primary educable
sound, 12 min., 1977. Source: The
mentally retarded children including
American Art Therapy Association, their art, dance, verbal descriptions,
Inc., 428 East Preston St., Baltimore, and those of the art and dance
Md. 21202.
therapists.
year old boy of divorced parents. (The) Shape of a Leaf. 16 mm, color/sound,
29 min. 1967. Source: Campbell Films,
Finger Painting as a Projective Technique.Saxtons River, Vt. 05154.
16 mm, color/sound, 21 min., 1954.
A group of retarded children relate their
Source: Audio Visual Service, The
Pennsylvania State University, Univer-
sity Park, Pa. 16802.
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academic work to art experiences in SLIDE/AUDIO TAPE
painting, stitchery, weaving, batiking,
ceramics, masks, and puppetry. Developing Communication Skills in theJoin The American
We'll Show You What We're Gonna Do! Older Adult Through Art Therapy. 35
mm slide/synchronized audio tape and Art Therapy
16 mm, color/B&W/sound, 30 min.,
1974. Source: Pittsburgh Child Guid- paper. Source: Realist/Jungels, 745 Association
ance Center, 201 De Soto, Pittsburgh, West Delavan Avenue, Buffalo, N.Y.
Pa. 15213. 14222.
Membership Categories:
An exploratory art program with blind,We Are All One-Creativity of the Men-
partially sighted and additionally- tally Retarded. 35 mm color slide/audio 1 ) Associate
handicapped children. cassette synched production, 25 min. 2) Student
Source: Creative Growth, 2505 Broad- 3) Contributing
VIDEOTAPE way, Oakland, Calif. 94612.
4) Professional
Art Therapy-The Phenomenological All classes of membership re-
Approach. 3/4" color cassette, varying Virginia Niswander is instructor of art
ceive the Bylaws, The Member-
times. Source: The Media Center, therapy, Wright State University,
ship Directory, the American
School of Social Work and Community Dayton, Ohio.
Journal of Art Therapy, dis-
Planning, University of Maryland at
Baltimore, 525 W. Redwood St., Balti- counts on publications, and
more, Md. 21201. much more.
A 7-part series of work with various
clients and discussion of this approach For general information on
and techniques. AATA and applications for
Developmental Stages of Non Verbal Com- membership write:
munication. 1/2" B&W or 3/4" color cas-
sette. Source: Hahnemann Medical Col- American Art Therapy
lege & Hospital, 230 North Broad St., Association
Philadelphia, Pa. 19102. Business office
An exploration of various chronological 428 East Preston Street
stages of personal expression through Baltimore, MD 21202
art, music, and movement.
Snapshot-Art Therapy. 3/4" videotape,
1/2 hour, 1978. For information contact:
Evelyn Virshup, 4900 Dunman Ave.,
Woodland Hills, Calif. 91364.
Art therapy with drug abusers in a residen-
tial treatment center and discussion of
the therapeutic value of art as an ex-
pression of right brain processes.

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