News and Events
Learn more about upcoming info sessions, open studios, and discussions related to the field of art therapy and the program at Lewis & Clark.
- NEWS
View Art Therapy’s 2021 Capstone Galleries
Browse the online galleries from art therapy’s graduating class of 2021.
Portland Police Officers grow beards to raise money for art therapy
Organizations include Randall Children’s Hospital, where art therapy students earn many internship hours.
From KOIN: Legacy art therapy program helps cancer fighters
Art therapists see the difference in people when they express themselves with art
Art Therapy professor Mary Andrus spearheads pivotal art therapy legislation
Spearheaded and championed by Professor Mary Andrus, new legislation signed into law by Oregon Governor Kate Brown (JD ’85) earlier this year will create new licensure requirements and protections for art therapists practicing in Oregon.
Art Display: Youth Shackled
Watzek Library is proud to display a temporary exhibit by Art Therapy graduate student Kat Scarim entitled Youth Shackled.
Congratulations to the 2019 class of educators, counselors, and administrators!
Information regarding ordering photos, as well as a link to view the recording of the ceremony, are now available.
Student and Faculty Art Therapy Exhibit
February 4 – March 14, York Commons
The healing power of art
From The Chronicle, October 2018: Lewis & Clark’s graduate school adds art therapy to its palette of counseling programs.
Mary Andrus, art therapy program director, receives AATA’s 2018 Presidential Award
This award is bestowed upon Andrus to provide official recognition for her dedicated service to the art therapy profession.
Lewis & Clark Adopts Art Therapy Program from Marylhurst University
“As the only art therapy program in the state of Oregon, we are thrilled to have a new home at Lewis & Clark.” — Art Therapy Program Director Mary Andrus
- EVENTS
Art for Social Change
This session focuses on exploring social, racial, or political current events and we create art and dialogue about their impact on our communities and work together toward social change. We will be working on supporting individual work and creating a pandemic quilt which examines oppression and the inequities revealed by the pandemic.
Art Therapy Open Studio
Participants may begin a new piece using a gentle prompt offered at the beginning of each session or work on their own new or ongoing pieces. It is an opportunity to connect in a time where connection is needed most. Expect a short introduction, choose to work in silence or engage in conversation with others who choose to, and participate in a short recap on the making process at the end of the session.
Art for Social Change
This session focuses on exploring social, racial, or political current events and we create art and dialogue about their impact on our communities and work together toward social change. We will be working on supporting individual work and creating a pandemic quilt which examines oppression and the inequities revealed by the pandemic.
Art Therapy Open Studio
Participants may begin a new piece using a gentle prompt offered at the beginning of each session or work on their own new or ongoing pieces. It is an opportunity to connect in a time where connection is needed most. Expect a short introduction, choose to work in silence or engage in conversation with others who choose to, and participate in a short recap on the making process at the end of the session.
Art for Social Change
This session focuses on exploring social, racial, or political current events and we create art and dialogue about their impact on our communities and work together toward social change. We will be working on supporting individual work and creating a pandemic quilt which examines oppression and the inequities revealed by the pandemic.
Art Therapy Open Studio
Participants may begin a new piece using a gentle prompt offered at the beginning of each session or work on their own new or ongoing pieces. It is an opportunity to connect in a time where connection is needed most. Expect a short introduction, choose to work in silence or engage in conversation with others who choose to, and participate in a short recap on the making process at the end of the session.
Art for Social Change
This session focuses on exploring social, racial, or political current events and we create art and dialogue about their impact on our communities and work together toward social change. We will be working on supporting individual work and creating a pandemic quilt which examines oppression and the inequities revealed by the pandemic.
