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There have been copious studies on the connection between art and its benefits to the brain. Studies have detailed the relationship between the development of intellectual abilities and the creative process. It stated that artistic expression is the vital thing to understanding ourselves. The study regarded art and its expression as an enlargement of brain function. In other words, art aids the mind in its search for knowledge. While therapy and psychiatric therapy generally have many benefits, the very idea of art therapy has proven to be successful in a variety of ways that vary from traditional therapy practice. There are various purposes of art therapy concerning healing, but the rewards may surprise you if you have never heard of art as a form of therapy.

More and more it is becoming obvious that the arts are truly helpful, not only as valid areas of study themselves, but additionally because they have a tendency to improve academic performance on the whole. Those who teach the visual arts see how the children respond, how their motivation stimulates productivity, and how their involvement in the creative process causes them to bloom and be even more productive. But what is so motivating for arts advocates is that the arts are ultimately being recognized by government bodies as beneficial.

Art therapy can be used to treat a variety of emotional problems just like bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorders. Aside from helping improve mental and emotional health art therapy could increase self-awareness, cognitive abilities, reduce stress and assist in healing the emotional outcomes of traumatic experiences. Art therapy can even be good for children with learning disorders. Through the application of expression in art the art counselor can help people learn to relate to their own lives in addition to process their own feelings and emotions in order to generate healing.

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Whether you choose to show only originals, or limited editions, or a combination is often dictated by the show guidelines. Sometimes, it is entirely up to you. If you have a body of work that connects with viewers, it obviously would be desirable to sell some of it. If you limit your offerings to large, expensive (whatever that means to you) original works, your potential market will be smaller and you will eliminate a number of folks who, otherwise, might like to purchase. That may be OK if your work is selling for the prices you want on a regular basis. However, my experience is that having artworks at several price levels makes it possible for purchasers/collectors to enjoy ownership of some of my art in the "now" until they are ready to move up to more collectible, thus more expensive and profitable, pieces. This might be achieved through offering a number of sizes of original works, offering print or sculpture editions in two or more sizes, having some limited editions and some less expensive open editions, or even offering gift type products such as note cards or calendars with your art reproduced on it (if the show allows it).