Originally Published in UVic News by Suzanne Ahearne Cheap, portable technology measures cognitive fatigue What if you could peer...
Originally Published in The Star by Dan Yashinsky A white feather floated out of my old parka into the...
Originally Published in The Star by Dominik Kurek For 28-year-old Nicholas Wannamaker, art is a lifeline. “I do art because...
Originally Published in RTOR by Guest Author Art – no matter whether you choose to create it yourself or...
Originally Published in Blogs by Tara Parker-Pope Last year, The New York Times called the Mexican artist Martín Ramírez...
Originally Published in Toronto News by Rahul Gupta A long-running arts festival focused on mental health wants patrons to...
Orginally Published in The Mississauga News By Adrienna Mendrek “When a body moves, it’s the most revealing thing. Dance...
Originally published in The Guardian by Helen Russell. In a whitewashed studio in northern Denmark, 11 unemployed strangers are...
Originally published by haliburtonecho.ca Instructor Gary Diggins stands on a colourful interlocking rubber floor mat, in a classroom at...
Originally published on cbc Hospital looking for artists to adorn ceiling tiles with ‘calming and comforting’ scenes Patients recovering...
