Social Work Artfully: Beyond Borders and Boundaries , by Christina Sinding and Hazel Barnes (Eds.) (original) (raw)

Social Work Artfully: Beyond Borders and Boundaries is an edited volume that explores the integration of creative arts within social work practice, emphasizing anti-colonial perspectives and the transformative potential of art in addressing social injustices. The book features diverse methodologies and case studies that engage with critical theoretical frameworks, providing insights into the experiences of various populations in both Canada and South Africa. Despite a strong introduction and body, the work feels incomplete due to the absence of a formal conclusion and opportunities to engage with relevant literature, indicating a need for further exploration in the realm of art therapy within social work contexts.