Graham-Pole J R
Department of Pediatrics and Clinical and Health Psychology, University of Florida, Gainesville 32610-0296, USA.
Yale J Biol Med. 2001 Jan-Feb;74(1):21-7.
This paper invites the reader to consider the marriage of art and science as antidote to much epidemic disease, for our greater personal and societal health. The history of arts medicine is reviewed, identifying its persisting although often tenuous link with health care from pre-history to the present. The author describes his personal encounter with art at the bedside, and how it led to his establishing a comprehensive artist-in-residence program at his university hospital. The scientific evidence underscoring the efficacy of art-making for physical and psychological health are outlined, together with the physiological and biochemical data. The author describes his own program, and offers examples of healing art in action.
本文邀请读者思考艺术与科学的结合,将其作为应对诸多流行病的解药,以增进我们个人和社会的健康。回顾了艺术医学的历史,确定了其从史前到现在与医疗保健之间虽常常微弱但一直存在的联系。作者描述了自己在床边与艺术的亲身接触,以及这如何促使他在大学医院建立了一个全面的驻院艺术家项目。概述了强调艺术创作对身心健康功效的科学证据,以及生理和生化数据。作者描述了自己的项目,并给出了正在发挥作用的治愈性艺术的例子。