Művészeti programok és művészetterápia börtönkörnyezetben
Abstract
Art has a long history as a creative form of expression and is an essential component of the prison environment. Creations of the prisoners are present as wall paintings and drawings, tattoos, decorated envelopes and handkerchiefs. These artistic expressions provide for a symbolic way to “escape” from the closed and poor in stimuli environment, and also serve for the release and dissolving of aggression and of pent-up impulsions, and for their purification as well. Brandreth cites that the reason for the popularity of the arts in prison is also that inmates may receive admiration not only from their teacher but also from other inmates and therefore they may cease to be “just another inmate”. Furthermore art is capable of humanizing the prison environment, the inmates themselves and the penitentiary personnel as well.
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