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I Am…Warrior: Pop-up Poetry and Art Gallery

Join UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine and Streetlight for this week’s art pop-up, “I Am… Warrior” Featuring a special poetry book written by Sickle Cell Warriors at UF Health that honor their real, lived experiences living with sickle cell. Also on display will be artworks made in response…

2026 Nurses Week Art Contest

Use the form on this page to submit the artwork your unit created based on this year’s Nurses Week prompt, “On Purpose“. The winning unit will be announced on Friday, March 6th! Deadline Friday, February 27th is the deadline to submit your unit’s artwork. Questions? Email us at…

Class Cancellations for the Holiday Season

The following Arts in Medicine classes are cancelled: Dance for Life online and in-person will be cancelled on the following dates: 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, and 1/1 StorySongs is cancelled on 12/22 and 12/29 Encore Dancers Workshop is cancelled on 12/25 and 1/1 Dance for Joy is cancelled on…

Call & Response: An Ekphrastic Poetry Workshop

Join Arts in Medicine for a special poetry workshop open to adults ages 18 and up, no prior art or poetry experience needed. Description: An introduction to ekphrasis – writing a poem in response to viewing a visual work of art – including time to view Arts in Medicine’s current…

AIM E-Newsletter

Introducing the new Arts in Medicine e-newsletter! As a reminder, UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine’s mission is to transform the hospital experience for patients, visitors, care partners, and staff and to provide health and wellness through the arts within the community. Now more than ever, our team…

Continuum: Collective works from Arts in Medicine

We’re celebrating 35 years of Arts in Medicine at UF Health with the art exhibit, Continuum: Collective Works from Arts in Medicine. The exhibit explores the rich and vibrant journey of the Arts in Medicine program through artwork made by patients, care partners, healthcare workers, and community members.

AIM and music as a care tool in the New York Times

In this recent New York Times article, UF Health Shands Arts in Medicine’s is mentioned as an example of songwriting and music-making being used as tools in the healthcare environment to benefit a patient’s health outcome. Learn more about how music is being used in the environment…