A heart for art
Amid a battle with cancer, Diane Meyer returned to her artistic roots. "Once you get into the art, everything else goes away," she says.
Amid a battle with cancer, Diane Meyer returned to her artistic roots. "Once you get into the art, everything else goes away," she says.
Helping others is often the best medicine. Rehab patients know this firsthand—they're using game points to feed families in need.
Boost your spirts and shake off the stress by picking up the paint brush or heading into the woods.
After a Greenville couple beats cancer, they share a transformative art experience with fellow patients.
Jason Blakeslee almost died in a motorcycle crash. With the help of art and occupational therapy, he's regaining mobility and danced with his wife at a recent wedding.
Fifteen artists who suffered traumatic brain injuries showcase their artwork.
A stroke victim's newfound love of painting helped her reclaim strength and self-confidence.
Adult coloring has become a popular rehabilitation and meditation tool, with more than 12 million coloring books sold each year.
Expressive Arts program helps Tonya Babcock regain motion and memories.
Partially paralyzed ArtPrize artist visits children's hospital with his sister to play music, talk about art and have a little fun.
After a car crash and traumatic brain injury, Brenda Bristol learns to communicate anew through art.