Join us for the UF Guitar Ensemble concert in the UFHealth Shands Atrium on April 9th, 2019 from 1:15-2:15pm. This is a unique opportunity to hear a large group of guitarists playing together in one space, so grab a coffee or your lunch and join us for this free performance!…
The Harn Museum of Art Store is hosting a unique gift sale on Monday, December 4 from 6AM-5PM in the UF Health Main Atrium. 10% of the proceeds support Arts in Medicine programming.
Dan spent time researching different raking patterns prior to designing the garden. He wanted to present a design that was his own, incorporating both patterns he had seen that he liked and unique patterns.
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…
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.
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.
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.
The Solo Viola Series is a monthly concert series featuring solo viola repertoire. Each month musical selections are focused on a “theme” with a light classical music focus. Facilitated by Arts in Medicine musician Ferol Carytsas, these performances currently take place at: Oak Hammock…
Alone we can do so little; Together we can do so much” – Helen Keller The wise words of Helen Keller, who knew first-hand what it meant to overcome adversity, have great meaning as we peer through the lens of healthcare. Alone, children or teenagers coping…
This November, please join us and others in celebrating the positive impact the arts have on the healthcare experience. Help raise awareness about how the arts improve patient outcomes; create safer, more supportive healthcare environments; offer caregivers an opportunity for creativity and self-expression; and benefit communities by engaging people in…
