'Well I'm still the Diva!' Enabling people with dementia to express their identity through graffiti arts: Innovative practice.

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Abstract
This article reports on a pilot study that investigated the use of graffiti arts as a medium for promoting self-expression in people with dementia. Two people with dementia attended a series of workshops with a graffiti artist where they explored their feelings of changing identity following their dementia diagnoses. As part of the workshops, they were encouraged to develop a personal 'tag' or signature to portray their sense of identity and a piece of street art to express 'their message'. These completed artworks were displayed in a public space in Bournemouth, UK.
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Authors Hicks, Ben;Carroll, Denise;Shanker, Shanti;El-Zeind, Angela;
Journal dementia (london, england)
Year 2019
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10.1177/1471301217722421
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dementia identity self graffiti art

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