… what harm reveals about psychoactive power in the arts … the prevalence of practitioners who
cause harm which was low (0.165… theory of how harm is mediated in arts therapies practice. …

… as a result of art as therapy delivered by a non art therapist in an addictions … harm can
happen in arts and health redundant. The more pressing question is now what it is that can harm …

… This article has been concerned with developing ethical guidelines for arts and health
considering applying the ‘first, do no harm’ principle. Like other professions, arts and health has a …

… There are many compelling reasons to avoid works of art and artists that we find morally …
enables harms. However, if we believe that an artist is using wealth and fame to cause harm …

… folk theorization across technological use, harm, and harm reduction dimensions. We found
… harms might arise from art not incorporating ML? What potential harms might arise from art …

… does to performance art that is perceived as “self-harming.” … perceived as instances of “self-harm”
in performance. My original … -wounding in performance art but also about “self-harm.” In …

… He had ten years of martial arts training, and I knew the submission: the boy straight to the
ground, my father holding his wrist twisted double, the others bellowing and cursing, the boy …

… postmodernism to conceptualize body art as having multiple … art is a harmful cultural practice
that is legitimized through discourses of self-help, liberation and/or beauty. Treating body art…

Dangerous Art takes up the problem of judging works of art using moral standards. When
we think that a work is racist, or morally dangerous, what do we mean? James Harold …

This paper describes algebraic techniques that target low power consumption. A unique
power cost function based on decomposed factored form representation of a Boolean …