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Innovative, Modern, and Responsive Intergenerational Programming Enhances Creative Aging Strategies

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An intergenerational group of performers in costume during a culminating event.

An integenerational group of performers during the culminating event for the program, "School of Drag," at MOCA Tucson, AZ. Credit: Eli Burke

In this issue of The Creative Aging Resource Newsletter by Lifetime Arts, Diantha Dow Schull (Curator for Lifetime Arts) researches and discusses how intergenerational artmaking is emerging as a sub-field of creative aging. She provides experimental programming examples around the world, which prove that there is no cookie-cutter approach.

Featured Resources

  • 70-year-old Antoon Weemers at STRP for the first time
  • A Randomized Waitlist-Controlled Trial of an Intergenerational Arts and Heritage-Based Intervention in Singapore: Project ARTISAN
  • Celebrating Intergenerational Diversity
  • Community Spotlight: Photography and Memory Project
  • Developing the Art–Technology Intergenerational Community Program for Older Adults’ Health and Social Connectedness
  • Drawing “with” Art-Well-Being: Intergenerational Co-Creation with Seniors, Children and the Living Museum
  • Intergenerational Techno-Creative Activities in a Library Fablab
  • Lisbon Offers Graffiti Classes for the Elderly: Grannies Learn About Street Art History and How to Tag Walls
  • School of Drag at MOCA Tucson
  • Shikatsu Reminiscence Centre at Showa Era Lifestyle Museum
  • The People’s Story Intergenerational Theatre

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subject terms

Creative Aging

Creative Aging > Arts Education

Creative Aging > Creative Aging Model

Creative Aging > Creative Expression

Creative Aging > Intergenerational Programming

Creative Aging > Program Models

Creative Aging > Skills Mastery

Creative Aging > Social Engagement

contributors

Jacqueline DuMont

Shannon McDonough

Diantha Schull

related organizations

Age Exchange

MOCA Tucson

state

AZ

resource type

Newsletters

year

2022

keywords

Europe, international, Netherlands, Portugal, UK

Founded in 2008, Lifetime Arts is a nonprofit arts service organization that offers a positive, modern, artistic and social lens through which to serve, inspire and engage America’s growing population of older adults.

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