Choosing art is a way we can exercise some control over our lives. Via art, we can also signal to anyone what we value about ourselves. Art can also help us decompress and revitalize, particularly if ...

It's a pleasure and an honor to bring Psychology Today readers a second interview with expressive arts therapy icon Shaun McNiff. This post focuses on the depth psychology of art and McNiff's ...

But what exactly is fan art? In a phone interview, fanthropologist Meredith Levine describes fan art as “visual art made by someone about their object of fandom for themselves or for other fans ...

It’s been a decade since “Gangnam Style” became a global phenomenon, laying the foundation for a new generation of K-pop stars. Singer Psy reflects on the viral hit and how his career has ...

Wondering how to become an art therapist? Learn what these professionals do and what education and credentials you need to launch your art therapy career.

“The Art of Mental Health,” an art exhibit made entirely by mental health practitioners, celebrated its opening Saturday at the Vine Arts Center in Minneapolis. Multimedia works are on display ...

10 Significant Achievements by Asian Artists in Billboard Chart History: From Kyu Sakamato to PSY to BLACKPINK In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, here's a look back at some of the major strides made ...

The master con artist knows how to pick the right victims and the right venue—and then how to sell his story most effectively. Here, Santos chose well.

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Art World Artists Are More Anxious Than People in Other Professions—But They Are Also Better at Coping With Challenges, a New Study Finds Researchers at the Yale Center for Emotional ...