The Healing Garden

Featuring Lady K Fever and The Crane Project

Come Visit Today at The Children’s Hospital at Montefiore!

LADY K FEVER

The last year has been one of turbulence and challenges as the pandemic has impacted all of us. I strongly believe that art is healing, and it is my hope that my art helps in the healing process. The imagery is illustrations of existing exterior murals located in the CHAM Moses campus/ Mosholu Neighborhood. I was inspired to bring this imagery inside to uplift and heal our hearts together.

Please enjoy Healing Gardens, my landscapes that pay homage to Nature and help us all to heal.

Lady K-Fever

THE CRANE PROJECT

Young Artists Celebrate Montefiore’s Heroes

A Digital Installation of Children’s Artwork

In Support of the Montefiore community, school students ages K-12 created these inspiring artworks to thank all associates who have been working tirelessly during the Coronavirus pandemic. Their imagery with words of love and encouragement brighten essential workers’ spirits. Thank you to each and every student for expressing their support of Montefiore Medical Center!

Come Back to See New Artworks Added Weekly!

Arianna, Grade 5

Jack

Madeleine, Grade 3

Rose, Age 10

Allegra, Age 10

Mason, Grade 1

Tucker, Grade 3

Lynn Fuller

Walter, Grade 1

Cora, Pre-K

Christopher, 5th Grade

Avery, 6th Grade

Rose, Grade 3

Giovanni and Makaylah Izazaga, 10 and 8 years old for BGCNR

“We are so thankful for all our essential workers. We are members of the BGCNR and couldn’t be more proud of being New Rochelleans 💜 We will get through this together. We want you to know we pray for you everyday to be healthy!”

Theo, Grade 1

Max, Grade 3

Martin, Grade 5

Ale, Pre-K

Ander, Grade 3

Anya, Grade 5

Arianna, Grade 3

Ashley, Grade 3

Bo, Grade 1

Cooper, Grade 3

Desmond, Kindergarten

Kristen A.

Merari, Grade 5

Isabella, Grade 6

Felix, Grade 1

Christos, Grade 4

Krzysztof, Grade 1

Dorothy, Grade 1

Luanne, Grade 1

Ejona, Kindergarten

Dominick, Grade 1

Eleanor, Kindergarten

Ellie, Kindergarten

Emele, Grade 10

Emily, Grade 2

Flower Petal Heart

Henry, Kindergarten

Hobbes, Grade 4

Iris, Grade 3

Leo, Grade 2

Luca, Grade 2

Maram, Grade 1

Mason, Grade 1

Matthew, Kindergarten

Max, Grade 3

Melina, Kindergarten

Piper, Grade 2

Reighin, Kindergarten

Rhys, Grade 1

Rinesa, Grade 1

Sophia, Kindergarten

Veronica, Kindergarten

Sophia, Kindergarten

Constanza M.

Adrianna, Grade 5

Anonymous Artist

Andrew, Kindergarten

Dominick, Grade 1

Sage

Emiliano

Kristen, Brooklyn Art Teacher

Cooper

Ollie, Grade 3

Anonymous Artist

Sage

Alyssa, Age 7 for Cousin Sonia

Alyssa, Age 7 - Thank You Cousin Sonia!

Veronica, Age 8

Special message for Montefiore RN Sonia - an amazing frontline worker fighting COVID-19.

Thank You to the Middle and High School Students and Teachers of Riverdale Country Day School! Beautiful Work!

Thank You to the Ossining HS Honor Society for the Amazing Artwork Given Towards the Burke Rehabilitation Cards of Cheer Project!

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On behalf of members of our school community and students at PS 36 (Bronx), please enjoy the video showing our gratitude to all medical field workers! We share our love and strength in these hard times and are here with you!

Big thanks to the students from PS 71 in The Bronx, NY!

Good Morning! Here are several more beautiful artworks submitted by local school children in support of our Montefiore employees. Big thanks to Sophia Kindergarten, Veronica Kindergarten, Sage, Henry Kindergarten, Emily Grade 2, Emiliano, Eleanor Kin

Wanted to give a special thank you and recognition to the beautiful artwork by students at PS 14 here in The Bronx. We truly appreciate your kind words for our Montefiore doctors, nurses and medical staff!

Happy Friday! The Fine Art Program has a special announcement of a new student art project. We are pleased to feature “Hugs to Hospitals” from The Bruno M. Ponterio Ridge Street School in Rye Brook, NY. This amazing group of students have

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ART-C Art in Times of Crisis

In times of difficulty, art, in any of its forms, has been beneficial to me in managing the stress of a situation I cannot control. Art transports me to places where time does not exist and consequently my mind calms down. Being a person who comes from the scientific world, art has always given me a vehicle to get out of personal chaos. This time is not the exception and drawing and painting have helped me cope with this situation. - Wilma Bulkin Siegel, MD

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New Artworks Added Weekly!

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Beauty

The Beginning

My Flowers

Empathy

Hugs to Hospitals

Featuring Student Artwork from The Bruno M. Ponterio Ridge Street School

Soon after the Coronavirus impacted their community, students wanted to find a way to help and support the doctors, nurses, and other medical staff who were risking their own lives to save others. The students created pictures and letters to show their gratitude for the medical heroes treating patients with COVID-19. Here is their work.

Sebastian Grade 3

“Dear Doctors and Nurses,

Thank you for keeping us healthy. We all appreciate your work. My name is Aidan by the way. I know covid-19 duplicates in your body and paralyzes immune cells and the body sends too many immune cells. Then the immune cells star killing other important cells. Do you like jokes and riddles? Well if you do, I hope you can get some funnys.

Here’s a joke: Why do seagulls fly over the sea?

Answer: Because if they flew over the bay, they’d be Bagels!! I hope you can sleep whenever you can and get enough energy and eat some yummy foods!!!”

Sincerely, Aiden P.S. I’m 8 years old and I live in Rye Brook. I’m also in 3rd grade.

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s

Shade Garden

The Neustadt Collection

The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass takes its treasures on the road, this time to help patients. The Neustadt has opened a three-month exhibition in the lobby of Montefiore’s Hutchinson Campus in the Bronx. Six lamps, made more than a century ago by the New York tastemaker Louis Comfort Tiffany, are on view for the thousands of patients, guests, and staff who pass through every day.

“The visual arts have a role to play in promoting recovery, and we are proud to share portions of our collection to support the healing process. This new exhibition, Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Shade Garden, featuring floral lampshades with brilliantly-colored blooms, marks the first time Tiffany lamps have been shown in a hospital setting. We hope these beautiful works bring tranquility to both patients and hospital staff,” explained Lindsy Parrott, executive director and curator of The Neustadt.

About The Neustadt

The Neustadt is a premier collection of Louis C. Tiffany’s celebrated lamps, windows, metalwork, and rare archival materials. It was incorporated in 1969 by Dr. Egon Neustadt, an early Tiffany collector. He began acquiring lamps in 1935 and eventually amassed a nearly encyclopedic collection. He also acquired an unparalleled Tiffany Glass Archive containing more than a quarter of a million examples of flat glass and glass jewels. Dedicated to preservation, scholarship, education, and connoisseurship, The Neustadt offers an in-depth look at the artistry of Tiffany Studios and its contribution to a uniquely American chapter in the history of stained glass.

See the press coverage of the exhibition here:

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/the-worlds-largest-archive-of-tiffany-glass-is-launching-exhibitions-in-surprising-places

https://www.ny-artnews.com/single-post/2019/11/22/Tiffany-Lamps-and-the-Healing-Power-of-Light

https://patch.com/new-york/whiteplains/tiffany-lamp-exhibit-burke-hospital-opens-public