People with dementia are impressively capable of expressing themselves through artistic work, allowing for personal and artistic development. Michael Ganss, who has worked for many years with individuals affected by dementia, illustrates in his book how art therapy must be structured to facilitate such developments. He analyzes both works by professional artists who developed dementia in their later years and the creations of individuals he has personally supported through art therapy. What benefits do people with dementia gain from artistic creation? Does dementia alter the artistic process? Is the art produced by individuals with dementia considered real art? Michael Ganss has written a foundational work that thoroughly and thoughtfully explores the connections between dementia, art, and therapy.