What if the work of a nurse, physio, or homecare worker was designated an art, so that the
qualities of the experiences they create became understood as aesthetic qualities? What if …

This paper explores the slow violence of the state towards those seeking asylum, alongside
resistance to it, through a critical discussion of the role of arts-based practice, care-full …

Hospitalisation can be a challenging experience for young people, including higher levels of
anxiety, social isolation, and depression. In this paper we identify the possibilities of an …

Socially engaged arts (SEA) have evolved in multiple directions, creating new competence
needs for practitioners. This article investigates SEA as a professional practice to enhance it …

This article reflects on the ethics and process of writing and performing the play This Is Us
with a group of rejected asylum seekers from Deportation Centre Sjælsmark in Denmark …

Background Research has acknowledged the potential benefits of art programs in palliative
care settings while also highlighting associated concerns due to the extreme vulnerability of …

I write from the dual perspective of practitioner and academic and would hope that this book
stimulates further consideration and discussion of the issues of ownership, communication …

The COVID-19 pandemic emphasises the importance of care for our societies, yet
underscores the inferiority of relational caring practices. During this time, we studied the …

Our personal experiences as women working in the performing arts and entertainment
sector indicate to us that there is a need for actron-training that includes articulated …

A ravine of in-betweens: The body, dance, and writing into the excess is an invitation for the
reader to follow their body compass and undertake a personal journey. Through the …