Art Education and Creative Aging

Art Education and Creative Aging

Older Adults as Learners, Makers, and Teachers of Art

Davenport, Melanie; Bourgault, Rebecca; Hoeptner Poling, Linda; Manifold, Marjorie Cohee

Taylor & Francis Ltd

04/2024

198

Mole

Inglês

9781032604534

15 a 20 dias

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Section 1. Creatively Aging 1. Aging as Improvised Performance 2. John (Jack) Leo Roggenbeck's Life Through Art 3. Flowing Downhill, We Never Stop Creating Section 2. Meeting Older Adults' Unique Needs 4. Bridging Art, Aging, and Alzheimer's 5. The Color of Memory: A Case Study 6. A Critical View of Art Education's Responsibility to Disability and Aging Section 3. Intergenerational Art Education 7. Intergenerational Artmaking: Creating Connected Cultures 8. ART CART, a Transformative Journey: Assisting Aging Artists in Documenting Their Artistic Legacy 9. Digital Interactions and Intergenerational Connections Section 4: Engaging Older Adults With Artworks and Objects 10. Meaningful Objects: Memory Stories for Older Adults 11. Lifelong Learning and Museums: An Exploration of Arts- and Object-Based Experiences for Older Adults 12. Art Museums and Creative Aging Section 5. In Our Own Voices: Older Adults as Learners, Makers, and Teachers 13. Curating a Life: Seeing Much More 14. Grandma, Let's Draw! Children's Art and Intergenerational Connections 15. The Long Hill: One Lifelong Learner's Meandering Path to the Doctorate in Art Education 16. Art + Culture + Elders 17. A Personal Narrative About Retirement: Continuing to Pursue an Active Professional and Creative Life
NAEA;National Art Education Association;Art Education;Creative Aging;Intergenerational art;Older Adults;Art and Aging;Cultural Programming;Applied Arts;Community Arts;Creative Placemaking