国际专家小组与国际创造性艺术教育与治疗协会(IACAET)提议举办一场2小时的体验式全球分享会,重点关注在危机、流离失所和冲突时期,艺术作为表达、疗愈、连接和构建韧性的工具的使用。我们将汇集来自世界各地的艺术家、教育工作者、治疗师和研究人员的跨学科团队,讨论与全球当前危机、流离失所和冲突相关的发展、支持基于艺术的项目、计划、表演和其他艺术表达形式的方法。我们正在探索艺术在构建世界动荡地区的韧性和希望中所扮演的角色,培养同理心、深入倾听、连接和平衡,作为对抗人类内部出现的破坏性元素的方式。
我们相信,艺术的语言是一种超越障碍的通用语言,它直接触动人心,为表达面对无法承受的痛苦时的各种情感提供了空间。我们作为一个团体聚集在一起,分享我们的热情、关注和研究,并致力于进一步理解艺术在表达无法言喻的情感、在充满困境的世界中构建韧性和希望方面可以发挥的作用。我们相信,通过艺术表达与他人共同参与和见证,具有深刻和变革性的治愈潜力。艺术可以为在一个被全球差异、生态挑战以及灾难、流离失所和冲突所玷污的世界中重建信任做出贡献。
活动日期:2025年1月12日
活动时间:晚上10:00-12:00(北京时间)
地点:ZOOM
语言:英文+ZOOM中文字幕
**本次线上活动将进行录制。参与者将在活动结束后通过电子邮件收到录制链接**
这场2小时的全球分享会将使参与者深入探讨艺术的疗愈潜力,并探索一些实际应用。我们对于与IACAET合作,将这项重要工作带给全球观众的可能性感到兴奋。
Dr. Vivien Marcow Speiser
Vivien Marcow Speiser, PhD LMHC, REAT, BC-DMT, is professor emerita and co-director of the Institute for Arts and Health in the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences, Lesley University. Marcow Speiser has directed and taught in programs across the United States and internationally and has used the arts as a way of communicating across borders and across cultures. She believes in the power of the arts to create the conditions for personal and social change and transformation. Her interests and expertise are in the areas of working with trauma and cross-cultural conflict resolution through the arts and she has worked extensively with groups in the Middle East and in South Africa. She is a Fulbright Scholar (1920,23 and 24) and had a Salzburg Global Seminars Fellowship in 2020. She received an honorary JAAH Lifetime Achievement in Arts and Health Award in 2019, the 2014 Distinguished Fellows Award from the Global Alliance for Arts and Health, as well a 2015 Honorary Lifetime Achievement Award from theIsraeli Expressive and Creative Arts Therapy Association.
Dr. Phillip Speiser
Phillip Speiser, PhD, REAT, RDT/BC, is an artist, expressive arts educator/therapist, drama therapist, and psychodramatist who has developed integrated arts therapy, wellness/health and educational programs for over four decades. He is currently Director of Parkside Arts and Health Associates in Haymarket, Virginia where he does supervision and project development/management around the globe. He is also a research associate
at the University of the Witwatersrand and a lecturer at the art therapy program at the University of Johannesburg. After the tragic events of 9/11 he developed the Healing Arts Project, a trauma recovery/prevention program in Boston and New York City.
Dr. Tony Zhou
Dr. Tony Zhou holds a doctoral degree in biomedicine and has been working and living in China and Europe for many years. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Inspirees Education Group (Netherlands/China). Though trained as a scientist, he has been greatly intrigued by modern dance and dance therapy since 2002 and has played an important role in driving the development of dance therapy and creative arts therapies in China. Dr. Zhou serves on an international advisory board for the journal Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy. He founded Inspirees Institute and Creative Arts Education and Therapy (CAET) – Eastern and Western Perspectives, the international open access journal. He is also a certified movement analyst (CMA) trained by LIMS in New York. Dr. Zhou is the team leader for the Chinese Group of Arts Therapy, Chinese Psychological Society, Guest Professor of Beijing Normal University, Chinese Central Academy of Fine Arts, Co-founder and core member of the World Alliance of Dance Movement Therapy (WADMT). He is the founding member and CEO of the International Association of Creative Arts in Education and Therapy (IACAET).