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National Arts Program® Seeks To Feature Local Artists Of Middlesex County
Exhibit Shows Healing Arts More Than Just Medical
Returning Artists in Tulsa Recognized for their Talents
Many artists from the previous year’s NAP exhibition returned to enter new artwork in the Seventh Annual Exhibition for Tulsa, OK employees and their family members. Two of these returning artists were not only awarded prizes in their respective categories, they were able to improve their placement from the previous year. Emma Hammer, a Youth 12 & Under artist who was previously awarded Second Place, won First Place for her piece entitled, “Birch River” (pictured) and Gary Deerinwater, an Intermediate artists who won First Place last year, was awarded Best of Show for his piece entitled,
A Year of Art for Memorial Health Care
“Finally, the art is back!” and “I’ve missed the art so much!” are just a few of the statements made by passersby while taking in the artwork lined hallway at Memorial Health Care System, TN. The artwork not only adorns one of the longest hallways in the hospital, stretching from the Emergency Department to the Surgery Waiting area, but is traveled daily by everyone from patients to associates to doctors.
Boise Participant featured on Idahostatesman.com
Before retiring from the Idaho Public Library and becoming a fulltime artist, Marilyn Cosho rarely shared her artistic creations. It wasn't until after she was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome at age of 54 that she started to display her artwork as a way of demonstrating the therapeutic power of the arts. This year, Marilyn decided to enter her work in the Fourth Annual NAP Exhibition in the City of Boise, ID. Her collage entitled "Body #2" won FirsCalling all City of Savannah Artists
Art for all
NAP Welcomes Shands Jacksonville Medical Center
Orange County Postpones Show until Spring 2013
Due to scheduling conflicts and the search for a bigger venue, Orange County has decided to postpone their November 2012 show to Spring of 2013. If you are currently registered for the show you will be notified of the the new dates as soon as we have them. Thank you for your patience. If you have any questions please contact the Orange County Office of Arts & Culture or Terry Olsen at 407-836-5540.
Nothing but High Praise for Boise
participating artist in the Boise show for a number of years, won first place in the Amateur category for her piece entitled ”Cathedral of Trees”. When asked about the NAP, Adrienne remarked,”This show is an incredible opportunity to display artwork and the prize money is so helpful to my career. As an up and coming artist in the community, I use the funds to reinvest in my supplies and self-promotion.Even the Metropolitan Art Museum Features Employee Art
Talent Abounds at Avera
Health Arts Network at Duke Continues the Tradition
As usual this was another extremely successful year for the Duke Employee Art Show. There were 135 amazing artworks displayed from August 29th through September 26th. Since 1978, the Duke Employee Art Show has shared the talent of Duke employees with the Duke University community. In 2008, HAND partnered with the National Arts Program® to produce an employee and family art show that included cash prizes, scholarships and the addition of the youth and teen categories.