"Behind the Artwork": Art, the Artist, and the Therapist May 12, 2025

The Arts Therapy Program at the School of Society and the Arts, Ono Academic College
invites you to a series of lectures:
“Behind the Creation”: Art, the Artist, and the Therapist
Coordinated by: Anat Gilad, Dr. Noga Ariel Glor

You are invited to a fascinating series of lectures where leading art therapists will open a window into the wonderful world between art and the soul.

In each session, we will embark on a journey exploring artists and their works, examining how art reflects their life stories, their inner worlds, and the struggles and insights that shaped their creative paths. The series will combine an in-depth examination of well-known works of art through the unique lens of art therapy, revealing the deep connection between the artwork and the mind that created it, as well as how these works influenced the art therapist’s own work, perspective, and professional journey.

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