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Betsy Gross
Lilies and Carp
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
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Cliff Enright
Sunburst
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
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Dennis Owen Frohlich
Green Tree Repaint
Dennis, diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, is a Ph.D. candidate exploring the Internet’s role in promoting health and wellbeing.
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Dorethey Gorham
Day Of The Armada
Dorethey is a joyful, self-taught artist living with arthritis, general anxiety syndrome and diabetes.
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Jane Kielt
Mystic Seaport
A retired art teacher and world traveler, Jane has had a passion for art since childhood. Through painting watercolors, she finds inspiration and healing throughout her experience living with multiple myeloma. Learn more about Jane by reading her story "The Art of Getting Lost."
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Jennifer Jacobs Baruch
Stowaway
Jennifer is a New York–based artist living with type 1 diabetes.
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Mark Higham
Four Seasons
As an artist with schizophrenia, Mark hopes his artwork will challenge public perception of mental illness.
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Melinda
Harmony
Melinda’s artwork reflects her journey living with HIV.
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Rhonda Fenwick
Time Is Now One
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six.
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Robert Wright
Taxi
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc. (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
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Betsy Gross
Lilies and Carp
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
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Cliff Enright
Sunburst
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses. Learn more about Cliff’s story, “A Colorful Life”.
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Dennis Owen Frohlich
Green Tree Repaint
Dennis, diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, is a Ph.D. candidate exploring the Internet’s role in promoting health and wellbeing.
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Dorethey Gorham
Day Of The Armada
Dorethey is a joyful, self-taught artist living with arthritis, general anxiety syndrome and diabetes.
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Jane Kielt
Mystic Seaport
A retired art teacher and world traveler, Jane has had a passion for art since childhood. Through painting watercolors, she finds inspiration and healing throughout her experience living with multiple myeloma. Learn more about Jane by reading her story "The Art of Getting Lost."
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Jennifer Jacobs Baruch
Stowaway
Jennifer is a New York–based artist living with type 1 diabetes.
Tap here to expand
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Mark Higham
Four Seasons
As an artist with schizophrenia, Mark hopes his artwork will challenge public perception of mental illness.
Tap here to expand
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Melinda
Harmony
Melinda’s artwork reflects her journey living with HIV.
Tap here to expand
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Rhonda Fenwick
Time Is Now One
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six.
Tap here to expand
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Robert Wright
Taxi
Artwork from the National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally Ill, Inc. (NAEMI), an organization dedicated to discovering and preserving the art of people with mental illness.
Tap here to expand
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