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Community Engagement: Creative for Health

Research suggests that creativity is good for our health.  Regular practice has been shown to reduce the harmful effects of stress, improve immune system function, and help us cope with anxiety and depression.  With this in mind, we have created quarterly themes to help promote a creative practice among the…

Convening Culture 2017 Conference

The Arts in Medicine programs at UF will be hosting the 2017 Convening Culture Conference on February 22 & 23. This year's conference focuses on the theme Exploring Innovation and Entrepreneurship through Arts and Culture.

Arts in Medicine and PDQ Event

On Saturday, February 4, 2017, between 11am-4pm, PDQ (3403 W. University Ave, Gainesville, FL 32607) will be donating 10% of their lunch sales to UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine. Funalicious, illustrated by pediatric patients at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital with the assistance of the Arts in Medicine program…

HIV/AIDS Awareness in Florida: Capturing the process

Please join the Arts in Medicine programs at UF in celebrating photographs taken by second year medical student Tisha Van Pelt during the filming of brief educational videos on HIV/AIDS. The images capture the filming process and moments when the actors are at rest.

Harn Museum of Art Store Sale

The Harn Museum of Art Store is hosting a unique gift sale on Monday, December 12th from 6AM-5PM in the UF Health Shands Atrium.  Payroll deduction will be available for UF Health employees, and 10% of the proceeds support Arts in Medicine programming.  For more information please contact the AIM…

Funalicious Book Signing

Please join us on Thursday, November 17 from 4:00-6:00 PM in the Criser Cancer Resource Center for the Funalicious book signing.

Art Showcase: Studio E

Please join UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine in celebrating original works of art by Studio E: The Epilepsy Art Therapy Program. The work will be on display October 3-31, 2016.

Here and Now

Here and Now: Though a Veteran’s Lens was a photography initiative for local Veterans. A total of 14 Veterans explored how photography can be used as a medium to look at and interpret one’s experience.