Creativity and Aging Fundamentals The Center on Aging, Health, and Humanities, George Washington University Medical Center – Key Research and Priority Areas What we know about creativity and older adults – from the Center on Aging Studies Without Walls, University of Missouri-Kansas City Gray Matters: Aging and the Creative Brain – from The Muse’s Muse Current Research The impact on older participants of professionally conducted cultural programs: A 3-year study – from the National Center for Creative Aging, National Endowment for the Arts The impact of intergenerational programs on long-term care residents – from the Center for Intergenerational Learning, Temple University (PDF) Additional Resources Bibliography in Creativity and Aging – from the Center on Aging, Health, and Humanities, George Washington University Medical Center Bibliography – from Elders Share the Arts (ESTA), Brooklyn, New York Arts Participation: The Greying of America – from The Arts and Older Americans program of the National Endowment for the Arts Creative Forces in Later Life: Georgia O'Keefe, Henri Matisse, Suzanne Valedon, and Marc Chagall – from the American Society on Aging, Denver, CO Creativity in Older Adulthood – from Clearinghouse on Adult Career and Vocational Education, Columbus, OH Time's Potential: The Past, Present and Future of Aging – an outline for interdisciplinary appreciation of aging from the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Humanities Forum Time and the Experience of Aging Arts Programs Uniting Generations – from Elders Share the Arts (ESTA) Birthing the Crone: Menopause and Aging through an Artist’s Eyes – by Helen Redman, MFA Lively Arts – from AARP Creativity in the Later Years – from Belief.net Guided Autobiography for Older Adults: New Learning Based on Old Experiences – from the Older Learner << Back to Learners' Explorer Index