Radiatrix, Goddess of the Heating Element, embraces
Art Therapy – the Movie.
Radiatrix, Goddess of the Heating Element
Sally Swain © original artI made this sculpture out of a radiator and kitchen utensils way back in 1994. Radiatrix hung out for a while with Venus de Salad Bowl and Sunbeam Madonna and Her Winged Spirits in a shopfront at Walking the Street art festival in Newtown, Sydney. She then spent time in the 1995 State Library of NSW Australian Women Artists exhibition.
Today, those Spirits of the House are a bit dusty, scattered and paint-chipped, but still around. And ready to embrace an inspirational movie.
Meanwhile, Sally, Not-Goddess of
Art and Soul, also embraces Art Therapy – the Movie.
Could it be that she is excited this DVD plopped into her snail-mail letterbox from across the globe?
Art Therapy – the Movie
is a crowd-funded project directed by Alfonso Bui.
Judith Rubin, a respected art therapy elder, speaks of the joys, wonders and hidden complexities of working in the field.
We see art therapy projects and practitioners from around the world. We see people in post-earthquake Japan piece together broken lives and crockery.
We see big men in the Bronx tenderly place purple glitter on their masks of identity.
We see children of India show their vital, essential colours.
We see a woman with cancer in New York create a picture of leaping into the unknown without a net.
Art Therapy – the Movie
Could it be that I’m delighted to watch an entire movie about the wonders of art therapy? Might this delight you too?
Here’s a link:
Art Therapy – the Movie on imdb
and this is where you can buy it:

Radiatrix – Goddess of the Heating Element
Sally Swain © original art
with love, art and soul from Sally
Fantastic!!! Love it! tank you for showing xo Johanna
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You are welcome, Johanna. Hope you get to see the movie xx
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Love your sculpture , great fun
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Thank you. I will pass on the compliment to Radiatrix herself. She is likely to beam!
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The movie looks wonderful. Radiatrix made me smile. Reminded me of the exhibition I went to on Thursday https://christchurchartgallery.org.nz/bulletin/186/lisa-walker-0-0-0
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Radiatrix is flattered to be compared with Lisa Walker’s creations. I’ll bet they are well-constructed, unlike my own sculptural attempts. Construction is not my forte. I have plenty of ideas, though.
It was fun having a peek here…
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=lisa+walker+jewellery&espv=2&biw=1075&bih=564&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_nb2d1b7SAhVB4mMKHRuRD-AQsAQIJQ&dpr=1.1
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Oh that is fun. I wonder if I would have the courage to wear any of it!
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