Enjoy this colorful photo of our Contributing Photographer, Helen Bradshaw, taken in South Carolina USA!

Welcome to our new Contributing Photographer, Gail Parker from Peterborough UK. Her lovely photo is of the Castor Mill in Peterborough.

Many thanks to our Contributing Photographer, Stephen D. Smith, for his magnificent photo of Mount Rainier from Paradise, Washington in the Cascades!

In an Astounding New Book, a Neuroscientist Reveals the Profound Real-World Benefits Art Has on Our Brains

Neuroscientist Pierre Lemarquis explains how we need “medicine that’s a little artistic.”

Enjoy this exquisite photo taken by our new Contributing Photographer, John Doddato, from Florida! John comments, “It is truly an honor to contribute my photographic work to such a wonderful foundation. Elaine and her staff do a tremendous job and their work is a blessing for many people around the world. I have had a long love of photography and the ability to share it with others is always rewarding.”

Welcome to Stacey A. Morse, our new Contributing Photographer, for her lovely landscape photo taken in Montana! Stacey comments, “I was thrilled to meet Elaine and learn about the mission of the foundation. I have always used my photography as a way to inspire and connect others to the unique people and places of our world so their vision immediately resonated with me. The uplifting imagery they choose is transforming lives by not only bringing a spark of life to hospital environments but, more importantly, contributing to the wellbeing of others. I believe that art truly is a universal language which has the power to connect us all in meaningful ways and I am honored to be part of their work.”

Many thanks to Andrea Poggi, our new Contributing Photographer, for his colorful photo of the Tuscan countryside!

Enjoy this lovely photo taken at Point Reyes Station in California by our new Contributing Photographer, Nicholas J. Hall. www.nicholasjhall.com

Welcome to our new Contributing Photographer, Kim Ramsey (Kim Inspired)! Enjoy her “Peaceful Passage” photo taken in Florida.

We are happy to introduce 3 new interns joining us this spring. Welcome to Gabrielle Napper, Kourtney Dobmeier, and Jaimie Maki. They are Public Health students from the University of Minnesota Duluth who found a special interest in our Foundation. Their key focus this semester will be creating content for our social media pages as well as orchestrating videos of facilities which have received our beautiful photos. Gabrielle, Kourtney, and Jaimie all have a special interest in the psychology of art in healthcare, so we will see that theme in the work they will be creating.
Post and Graphics created by Kourtney Dobmeier