Theses & Dissertations
The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library collects postgraduate theses and dissertations that cover a wide range of subjects within the postgraduate programmes offered by the LASALLE Faculties of Fine Arts, Media and Creative Industries, and Design.
Chee, Li Ping (2018) Art therapy as play encounter: therapy with preschool children who have experienced abuse.
Tosun, Nurcan (2017) The use of humor through the lens of Satire in Indonesia: a study of the selected works of Heri Dono, Eko Nugroho and Uji Handoko Eko Saputro (Aka Hahan).
Shapiro, Inna (2017) Through portraiture: the paintings of Kartika Affandi.
Lie, Ping Ling Pamela (2017) Mentalizing in Art Therapy for a female adult diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.
Li, Candice (2017) The significance of independent art spaces on contemporary art practice in Singapore.
Lee, Geraldine Tze-Lyn (2017) Womanhood in late-capitalist Japan through the lenses of photographers Miwa Yanagi and Tomoko Sawada.
Lacaste, Eunice (2017) Public-engaged art in Southeast Asian contemporary.
Hoontrakul, Adulaya (2017) (Re)Telling Tales through Photography: the photographer, the viewer and the power of the image: A Thai Case Study.
Chua, Eng Koon Luke (2017) Religion in the works of Kamin Lerchaiprasert and Norberto Roldan.
Chiew, Elaine Peck Leng (2017) Traumatised topologies: an exMINtion of map art and the revealed psychic subjectivities of war trauma and states of alienation.
Cheong, Elaine (2017) The human condition through the lens of John Clang.
Yeow, Ju Li (2016) Problematising the Malay artist in Singapore : impact of identity, socio-politics and the art world on art making.
Yau, Huang Ming (2016) The use of the creative process journal across design disciplines in tertiary design education.
Yang, Rachel Anne (2016) A heuristic study of countertransference within post-session art and its impact on a therapeutic relationship.
Wong, Siew Kin Vivian (2016) The role of response art of the art therapist within an inpatient palliative care setting.
Wong, Kei Yan Paul (2016) Adolescence and self-harming : a psychodynamic perspective on the phenomenon within an art therapy context.