Mission Completed! Exhibition a Huge Success.

Four hours of hard graft with split nails and blisters and Native America: Dinetah to the Greasy Grass 2008-2013 has been dismantled and carefully been put back into the packing box. The exhibition was a huge success for all concerned and the feed back from St. Vincent’s Hospital staff and patients has been extremely positive.

City Hub Newspaper Interview 2014.

What first got the Healing Arts Program started?  St Vincent’s Hospital has always had a philosophy of holistic care. Toward the end of a major capital redevelopment in 2003 this philosophy was put into direct action by introducing art into public spaces –  corridors, waiting areas, interviews rooms, lounges and so on with a view

Native American Healing Arts Exhibition.

St. Vincent’s Hospital directions to the photographic exhibition Native America: Dinetah to the Greasy Grass 2008-2013. On the way up Oxford Street from the city turn left on Victoria Road and then right through the garden and in the main entrance of the public hospital. Walk to the back of the entrance and on the

The True Wild West!

With all my creative processes now completed for the exhibition it gives me time to reflect on the words that are published on the cover of the St. Vincent’s Hospital’s Healing Arts Program Brochure. “Art is one of the ways in which our humanity is reinforced. The artists, in the very act of creation, remind