2010년부터 지금까지 Janssen은 환자, 간병인, 환자 측 변호사, 그리고 당사 과학자의 작품들로 구성된 탄탄한 미술 컬렉션의 전시를 주관해 왔습니다.
이 미술가들은 모두가 당사에서 치료, 예방, 차단 및 치유하기 위해 노력을 기울이는 질병 및 질환으로부터 어떤 식으로든 영향을 받았다는 점에서 공통점이 있습니다.
Janssen은 미술이 Janssen에 의존하는 환자들을 위한 혁신을 결코 멈추지 않겠다는 당사의 결심을 시각적으로 분명히 표현하는 방법이라고 생각합니다. 당사의 이러한 결심은 Janssen 갤러리에 출품하는 미술가들이 자신이 가장 사랑하는 것들을 창조하고 행하기를 멈추지 않겠다고 결심하는 것과 닮아 있습니다.
미술 작품과 미술가에 대해 더 알아보려면 각 상자를 탭하십시오.
Hiba is a pharmacist working within Janssen Oncology. Her painting represents her emotions and struggles while helping her brother battle testicular cancer, as well as the shattered state of her country following the blast in Beirut in 2020.
Diagnosed with severe ulcerative colitis at age 18, Barbara tries to find peace of mind through painting and creating ceramics.
Over her 25 year career, Susan produced a broad and highly acclaimed body of work. She succumbed to cancer in 1999, and is survived by her daughter, Jamie Barkin, and her husband, Robert Barkin.
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.
Drouville is a patient, graphic designer and artist from Argentina who has survived multiple myeloma and a relapse. His mission is to use the disease as an engine to generate projects in an effort to help others who may be in similar situations.
Learn more about Sebastian’s story: “Using Cancer as Motivation, Art as Therapy”
Drouville is a patient, graphic designer and artist from Argentina who has survived multiple myeloma and a relapse. His mission is to use the disease as an engine to generate projects in an effort to help others who may be in similar situations.
Learn more about Sebastian’s story: “Using Cancer as Motivation, Art as Therapy”
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”
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a non-profit 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”
Artwork from The Creative Center at University Settlement, a non-profit 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”
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic for her as she works in the community using the arts to bring people together.
Through her art, Rhonda has explored psoriasis, a chronic skin disorder she has lived with since the age of six. Art, and working as an artist, has proven to be cathartic for her as she works in the community using the arts to bring people together.
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.
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.
Maleen lives with an incurable lung disease called pulmonary hypertension and relies on a 24-hour IV treatment to administer life-saving medicine, along with additional oral medication. Art is a valuable tool for her, providing a way to express her long-time journey with PH.
Maleen lives with an incurable lung disease called pulmonary hypertension and relies on a 24-hour IV treatment to administer life-saving medicine, along with additional oral medication. Art is a valuable tool for her, providing a way to express her long-time journey with PH.
Artwork from Reflections Art in Health, a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
An active artist and California native, Martin Freeman was kind enough to donate his extraordinary artwork to Janssen. Martin was diagnosed with AIDS in 1990.
Diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2007, Dennis created an educational website to share his story. Today, his academic career focuses on health communication and exploring the internet's role in promoting health and wellbeing.
Learn more about Dennis’s story, “A Passion Rediscovered”
Born in Fort Hood, Texas, Dorethey is a joyful, self-taught artist who, despite her struggles with arthritis, general anxiety syndrome and diabetes, creates pieces that speak volumes about her love of family and friends.
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.
Michelle Hammer, a NYC native with schizophrenia, uses her artistic talents and fearless personality to reduce stigma and start conversations about mental health.
Learn more about Michelle’s story, “Using Art to Challenge the Stigma of Mental Illness”
Michelle Hammer, a NYC native with schizophrenia, uses her artistic talents and fearless personality to reduce stigma and start conversations about mental health.
Learn more about Michelle’s story, “Using Art to Challenge the Stigma of Mental Illness”
Based on retina research, Ewa creates artwork that takes science out of the lab and makes it more accessible to the nonscientific world.
Based on retina research, Ewa creates artwork that takes science out of the lab and makes it more accessible to the nonscientific world.
Christi is a graphic designer and fine artist who finds great joy in creating art inspired by nature. She is the caregiver of a daughter with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH).
Artwork from The Creative Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses.
Ruyi is a self-taught artist living with bipolar disorder since 2009. Through her art, she seeks to share subjective expression of heightened emotional experiences from bipolar episodes, hoping that her pieces will touch people with hope, courage and belief.
Artwork from Reflections Art in Health, a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Artwork from Reflections Art in Health, a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
Jennifer is a practicing New York City artist who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers to her art as a “picture essay about this exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable, motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
Mimi was diagnosed with Idiopathic Arterial Pulmonary Hypertension in 2002. Her painting process was a form of meditation, training her mind to focus and redirect her thoughts, to relieve stress and induce self-awareness and acceptance. Mimi passed away in 2020.
A retired art teacher and world traveler, Jane had a passion for art since childhood. Through painting watercolors, she found inspiration and healing throughout her experience living with multiple myeloma. Jane passed away in 2020.
Learn more about Jane’s story, “The Art of Getting Lost”
Jeremy works at Janssen on the development of new therapies against cancer. His artwork reflects resilience, looking for harmony between mind and body.
Artwork donated by MINDS, one of Singapore’s oldest and largest non-governmental organizations catering to the educational, vocational, social and welfare needs of people with intellectual disability.
Donna Lewis is an artist and cartoonist living in Washington, DC. Donna uses her legal background to create social impact initiatives through art and education.
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.
Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
Melinda is an artist living with HIV. Art is a significant part of her recovery and each new piece reflects a part of her journey.
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. Mario passed away in 2016.
Artwork from Reflections Art in Health, a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Daniel Oravetz is a patient and artist from Hungary, living with schizophrenia. His mission, together with his wife and muse Teodora, is to show the healing power of art and to give hope and faith to people suffering from schizophrenia and other mental illnesses.
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.
Artwork from Reflections Art in Health, a user-led charity that promotes positive mental health through the creative arts.
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Peter, who works in J&J Clinical Operations, uses painting as a form of meditation. His piece depicts the breathtaking views one can see in Spring, in the Hallerbos Forest, in Brussels.
Artist and Co-Founder of PeaceLove, Jeffrey is a survivor, battling Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Inspired by a passion to make mental health cool to support, his mission is to help people create peace of mind through expressive arts and storytelling.
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.
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Wren is an artist, journalist and patient advocate who focuses on living mindfully and well with rheumatoid arthritis. Sketching and painting all kinds of animals and birds in different styles gives her joy and makes her laugh every day—her personal recipe for living well with autoimmune disease and chronic pain.
Learn more about Wren’s story, “The Fine Art of Living With Rheumatoid Arthritis”
Artwork from Gilda’s Club New York City, a non-profit organization that creates welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer, along with their families and friends.
Victor is a caretaker for his father who lives with diabetes and an advocate for people living with this disease. His career at Janssen is dedicated to educating healthcare professionals about our medicines to help patients achieve the best possible outcomes.
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
An autistic artist, author and renowned autism advocate, Donna Williams used her talents to give people a glimpse into the world of someone living with autism. She passed away in 2017 from cancer.
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.
