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See the recent press for the Montefiore Fine Art Program and Collection both locally and abroad! Don't forget to follow our instagram at #montefiorefineart to stay up to date with all new installations, exhibitions, opportunities, and awards.
The Borough of Rivers: The Bronx Project featured in CODAMAGAZINE’S Technology and Art VII issue.
https://flipboard.com/@codaworx/codamagazine-technology-art-vii-hqcdit5tz
The Borough of Rivers: The Bronx project is located in the new 4th Floor Rosenthal Pediatric Infusion Suite. The artwork was created by artist Jennifer Maravillas. The project is also unique in that there is an accompanying virtual reality experience that brings the physical artwork to life for children receiving infusions and allows them to fly, play, and interact with the beautiful artistry created by Maravillas - all based on Bronx wildlife and locations.
BRONXNET Features Studio in a School Exhibition and Opening Reception
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5bjas67OTI&feature=youtu.be
The Fine Art Program and Collection Montefiore presents Studios in the Bronx: Young Artists from Studio in a School NYC, an exhibit placing forty-six vibrant art pieces on display in The Gallery of ARTful Medicine; all crafted by Bronx students.
Bronx News 12 Covers Gallery of ARTFul Medicine Studio in a School Exhibition
http://www.news12.com/story/41772219/program-puts-students-artwork-on-display-at-pelham-bays-montefiore-medical-center
An art education program has brought some students’ artwork to the lobby of Montefiore Medical Center in Pelham Bay.
Studio in A School is a program that brings art education to schools across the city. The program also brings artists into schools to teach the students expression through art.
"Studio in A School has really been a blessing," says state Assembly member Michael Blake.
Art & Object Magazine featured the virtual reality paintings created by Tom Christopher and commissioned for the Montefiore Fine Art Innovation Program.
“Five years earlier, Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York, had also started to explore using virtual reality as pain distraction, but expressly for its pediatric cancer patients. “I had attended conferences on Art and Medicine where I learned about using virtual reality as a tool for pain management in pediatric cases,” says Olivia Davis, art curator for Montefiore.
Davis has long sought to push the boundaries of the medical center’s art collection. “Much of hospital art is mundane,” she says. “I want to go beyond that. Otherwise, it just becomes another thing on the wall.”
Read the full article here:https://www.artandobject.com/articles/new-healing-art
The Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Shade Garden exhibition was featured again in Patch Online. This article focuses on the show’s new home at Burke Rehabilitation which will be on exhibit until February 7, 2020.
To read the article visit:
https://patch.com/new-york/whiteplains/tiffany-lamp-exhibit-burke-hospital-opens-public
“The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass is taking its treasures on the road to help patients. The Neustadt recently opened a three-month exhibition in the lobby of Burke Rehabilitation Hospital's White Plains campus (785 Mamaroneck Avenue). Four lamps, made more than a century ago by the New York tastemaker Louis Comfort Tiffany, are on view for the hundreds of patients, guests, and staff who pass through every day through Feb. 7, 2020.”
"We are excited to partner with Burke to share the beauty and history of Tiffany with the Hudson Valley community. 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," said Lindsy Parrott, Executive Director and Curator of the Neustadt. "We hope these beautiful works bring tranquility to both patients and hospital staff."
A NY-ARTNews article, featured on November 12, 2019, highlighting the traveling exhibition Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Shade Garden at the Montefiore Hutchinson Metro Campus and the exhibition’s new home Burke Rehabilitation.
Visit the link below to read more!
https://www.ny-artnews.com/single-post/2019/11/22/Tiffany-Lamps-and-the-Healing-Power-of-Light
“Care was taken to ensure access to the lamps with special pedestals that allowed wheelchair-bound patients and guests to get close to the lamps to appreciate their workmanship and beauty. The lamps have the effect of bringing the outside world inside through their nature theme, comforting homelike quality, artistic beauty and the effect they have in changing the light.”
The Hutchinson Metro Center has a new gallery that is the center of attention. The exhibition is titled Signs of Compassion and is a collective by Jodi Moise, Curator of the Fine Art Program Collection for Montefiore Einstein, Nationally Certified Interpreter Jodi Prysock, and award winning Graphic Design Artist Miggs Burroughs.
See the news here: https://www.bronxnet.org/watch/videos/7547/?topicId=14
Read all about the collection here:
https://www.bxtimes.com/stories/2019/25/25-a-montetiffany-2019-06-21-bx.html
DayDreams: An Augmented Reality Art Installation located in the main lobby and gardens of the Montefiore Moses Campus was chosen for inclusion in CODA Magazine's Experiential and Interactive Art Issue for September 2018.
See the project and article here:
https://flipboard.com/@codaworx/experiential-%26-interactive-art-h2vqe0cdy
The Gallery of ARTFul Medicine exhibition "Connecting People, Strengthening Communities: The Harlem River Bridges", featuring the photography of local artist Duane Bailey-Castro, was featured on Bronx Net News for the opening reception at Hutchinson Metro Tower 1 on July 26th, 2018.
https://www.bronxnet.org/watch/videos/5482/
The exhibition will be accessible to the public until December 2018. Come visit today!
Duane Bailey-Castro, Artist https://www.duanebaileycastro.com/
The Norwood News writes about "Grow Your Own Food, A Declaration of Power", an exhibition featuring images by photojournalist Marisol Diaz capturing the work by Activist and Farmer Karen Washington.
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The Montefiore ARTViews Gallery exhibition "Growing Your Own Food, A Declaration of Power" showcasing the work of farmer and activist Karen Washington and photojournalist Marisol Diaz was featured on Bronx Net News!
https://www.bronxnet.org/watch/videos/5317/
Come visit the exhibition today at our Montefiore Moses Campus located at 111 East 210th Street, Bronx, NY 10467. The show will be up until Labor Day Weekend.
Karen Washington, Activist
Marisol Diaz, Photojournalist
The first virtual reality painting created for Montefiore Medical Center by Tom Christopher was featured in Forbes Magazine. The piece highlights the Virtual Reality Art Program at Montefiore and our efforts to employ fine art to help reduce pain, anxiety and opioid use in pediatric cancer patients.
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The Montefiore ARTViews Gallery exhibition with Foster Pride was featured on NY1! Click here to view the video!
"There are close to nine thousand kids in the foster care system throughout the five boroughs. A New York organization is helping those kids through mentoring and the arts. Their creative work is on display at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx in a very special art exhibition. "Spotlight NY" Host Vivian Lee introduces us to "Foster Pride."
Watch "Spotlight NY" on Spectrum News NY1 every Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m."
Recent Montefiore Press Highlighting the Receipt of the 2017 Corporate Art Award for Innovation in Healthcare
You Like Us. You Really, Really Like Us! And We’re Grateful
Thanks to your votes, likes and shares, Montefiore’s Fine Arts Department received the Innovation in Healthcare Award from pptArt Corporate Awards. Olivia Davis, Assistant Art Curator, traveled to Rome to accept the award on behalf of Montefiore. We are honored to have our art recognized, along with distinguished peers including Fiat, Lufthansa, Swiss Mobiliar, Absolut, Davidoff and others. A HUGE thank you to our Montefiore family and our friends who voted!
The New BRONX Bombers:
A Yarn Bombing Installation
A Collaboration with London Kaye, Renown Crochet Artist
Named “One of NYC’s 4 Top Charities” by CBS.com, Foster Pride has helped over 10,000 children in foster care build life skills, increase their self-esteem, and prepare for aging out of the foster care system, by creating mentoring relationships and engaging them in art and career-oriented programs.
The HandMade Program was born out of a simple request from a social worker to teach the young women living in her group home how to crochet. Today, five years later, the program has grown into an opportunity for these talented young women to create and market their own line of crocheted items, which have been sold at Nordstrom’s, American Eagle’s pop-up shops, and the Paris boutique, Milk on the Rocks. Students keep 100% of the proceeds from sales and develop life skills and a sense of entrepreneurship that helps them in their future careers.
For this exhibition, the young women in HandMade worked with their instructor Amy Stack, and guest crochet artist London Kaye, to “yarn bomb” various sites in the Bronx. Dubbing themselves, “The NEW Bronx Bombers,” they had a ball exploring this new aspect of artistic expression.
"Mariposa!"
"Crochet made by London beautifully and passionately. Thank you, London!"
"Wonderful time. Wonderful hospital. Enjoy the crochet."
"xoxo London Kaye"
"A Life without colors isn't worth living!!!"
"Beautiful crochet to inspire hopes and dreams at Montefiore."
"Thank you, London, Montefiore and Foster Pride for this beautiful installation - it brightened my day!"
"To express love, Say it with Flowers" Riverdale Press Exhibition Review
The ARTViews Gallery Fall/Winter 2017 exhibition "Say it with Flowers" featuring artwork by Linda Stillman is featured in the Riverdale Press on December 1st, 2017. The article highlights features of the exhibition as well and thoughts from the artist and Curator Jodi Moise.
“She said, ‘They’re for God,’” Stillman recalled. “I just was blown away by this amazing woman and her gratitude for the things she felt she got from God and how her son was doing so well. She was buying flowers to put on her altar at home to thank God for all the good things that have happened to her and her son. That was really chilling.”
Almost a year later, Stillman’s exhibition, “Say it With Flowers,” is now on display at the Montefiore Medical Centers’ ArtViews Gallery, 110 E. 210th St., through Jan. 26.
Click Here for the full article.
Say it with Flowers featured in the Norwood News
At the first floor of Montefiore Medical Center’s radiation oncology department, a collection of photos stretch across the hallway featuring everyday people holding flowers. The photos, part of an exhibit, intends to calm the nerves of those whose anxiety kicks up at a center where results can be life-altering.
The photos were taken by Linda Stillman as part of an exhibit dubbed “Say it With Flowers,” presented by the hospital’s Fine Art Program and Collection.
“You may be going to your physician for a procedure [that] you are nervous or fearful,” said Jodi Moise, curator of the program. “Then you walk through the gallery, even if it’s for a minute and you’re transported somewhere else and hopefully your fear or distress level has been reduce.”
Nomination for the 2017 Corporate Art Awards, Italy
The Montefiore Fine Art Program and Collection has been nominated for the 2017 Corporate Art Awards. Every year the Awards aim to enforce visibility, recognition and reputation for best practices in the collaboration between the Corporate world and the Art world. The ceremony is Wednesday, November 22nd in Rome, Italy so wish us luck!
Click here to see Montefiore amongst some of the world's best businesses.
CODAworx Healing Art III features Tom Nussbaum's Starry Night
"Starry Night is a site-specific commission created by New Jersey artist Tom Nussbaum for the out-patient psychiatry practice of the Farrand Building Rehabilitation Center in The Bronx. The piece is comprised of acrylic on steel, wood and paper. The dimensions are 2 feet tall by 9 feet wide. Additional elements include four acrylic on steel sculptures that are placed throughout the waiting area of pediatrics. The artwork and sculptures as a whole create an immersive installation that welcomes patients, families, and staff everyday."