Theses & Dissertations
The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library collects postgraduate theses and dissertations that cover a wide range of subjects within the postgraduate programmes offered by the LASALLE Faculties of Fine Arts, Media and Creative Industries, and Design.
Goonetilleke Amila Marie, Shimali (2014) A child’s search for a secure base: a single qualitative case study of art therapy in Singapore.
Foo, Mei Fang Grace (2014) Revealing the self through art therapy: a qualitative case study of an adolescent in a school setting.
Dutt, Disha (2014) Art therapy’s role in facilitating emotional expression in an adult with autism.
Dunn, Chloe Aline Marion (2014) An exploration of emotional safety in art therapy within the context of an adolescent’s transition into a girls’ home: a qualitative case study.
Dohadwala, Durriya (2014) The agency of international exhibitions and curatorial projects in the positioning of Pakistan’s contemporary miniature art.
Deb, Madhvee (2014)Ready as I’ll ever be: a quest for (gender) identity.
De Wit, Fijeanty Aeruna Dewi (2014) Art therapy’s role in forming a sense of self in a female adolescent with anorexia nervosa.
Clarke, Sally J (2014) Exploring the dynamics informing Chinese new media artists through Miao Xiaochun.
Chua, Jialing Derelyn (2014) The contributions of post-independence Singapore Malay artists : some problems and issues.
Choo, Yiang Hong Francis (2014) Social realism in Singaporean art : its beginnings, practice and subsequent decline.
Clang, John (2014) Boon Hock in 2014
Chen, Amanda (2014) The voice of poverty through art therapy with a male child from Singapore.
Yoon, Mira (2013) The effect of art therapy on a female adolescent with depression.
Yenn , Ang Giok Peng (2013) When obsession becomes creative and collectible: an inquiry into hoarding through arts-based research.
Tham, Priscilla Francisca (2013) The role of art therapy in addressing compassion fatigue experienced by pediatric oncology physicians
Shwu Jiun, Caitlin Siew (2013) Emerging consciousness: the search for self through art therapy in a forensic setting.