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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: 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.

At UF Health, creativity and art are part of our culture of care. When we open the new hospitals, we want our “Art on the Walls” program to feature photographs taken by UF Health employees – one photograph in each patient room – to highlight our hidden talents, as well as positively impact the patient environment.

Please join UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine in celebrating inspiring works of art by UF Health patient Phyllis Hilenski. This collection is inspired by her oncology treatments, and desire to create an art studio for fellow cancer patients.

When a partnership developed between the Harn and Arts in Medicine utilizing the museum’s meditative rock garden in the new Asian wing, Amy and Madeline recognized that the project seemed perfect for Lindsey, and would allow her to experience the unique outside world of the Asian Rock Garden from inside her hospital room.

Do you play a musical instrument? UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine is seeking interested musicians to pilot a staff ensemble.

In recognition of ALS Awareness Month, please join us in celebrating original works of art by Sandra Murphy-Pak, an artist and colleague, living with ALS. Footwork is a compilation of her recent work and an exploration in how an artist can continue to work without use of her hands.

Please join UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine in celebrating original works of art by UF medical student Andrea Caplin Aguilera.

This special UF Health performance is part of the AIM Together program, a partnership with the University of Florida Performing Arts.

UF Center for Arts in Medicine graduate student, Emily Pozek, was one of the first students in the United States to earn a graduate degree in Arts in Medicine.