Kunst theorie, Kunst psychologie, Kunst therapie: Festschrift für Hans-Günther Richter zum 60. Geburtstag

This collection celebrates the contributions of Hans-Günther Richter on the occasion of his 60th birthday, showcasing the intersections of art theory, psychology, and therapy. The essays within reflect diverse perspectives on how artistic expressions influence and shape psychological understanding and therapeutic practices. Each piece is a testament to Richter's impact on these fields, weaving together academic rigor with personal insights.

The authors, including prominent scholars like Barbara Wichelhaus, delve into the nuances of how art can serve as a medium for healing and insight. They explore various methodologies that highlight the therapeutic potential of creativity, revealing how art can unlock emotions and facilitate dialogue. The contributors engage with rich case studies and theoretical frameworks, emphasizing the importance of integrating art into psychological and therapeutic contexts.

As a tribute to Richter's illustrious career, this compilation not only honors his legacy but also inspires future explorations at the crossroads of art and psychology. It serves as a vital resource for practitioners, scholars, and anyone interested in the transformative power of art.