A Mirror to the World: Art, Creativity, and Racial Bias

Jackson, Barbara-Shae; Luria, Sarah R.; Kaufman, James C.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-28206-5_12

Palgrave Studies in Creativity and Culture

2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-28206-5_12

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A Mirror to the World: Art, Creativity, and Racial Bias

Barbara-Shae Jackson

Sarah R. Luria

James C. Kaufman

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“…Art can provide a mirror for life in that life inspires art, which then reflects life. Meaningful art can not only make us reflect on that art but on life and ourselves (Jackson et al, in press). We can see ourselves up on stage (even if the character has no obvious connection to us) and place ourselves in the story.…”

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The show must go on: Functional, quality, and possible needs for theater and the creative arts

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This paper proposes a model of three needs for theater and other creative arts. The first level, functional needs, is necessary for basic existence. For theater, that would entail such components as a physical space and players. The second level, quality needs, is comprised of the skills and abilities of the people and materials; it contributes to the professionalism and enjoyability of the show in theater. The third and final level, possible needs, is the degree to which a show or any other type of creative arts can inspire emotions, engage intellect, and develop meaning. Many of the positive outcomes that come from theater and other creative arts, we argue, are a result of this third possible level.

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A Mirror to the World: Art, Creativity, and Racial Bias

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The show must go on: Functional, quality, and possible needs for theater and the creative arts

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