Rita Nannini’s Decade-Long Photography Project Captures the Everyday New Yorker Throughout NYC’s Subway Stops

BRONX, NY (September XX, 2023) – Simone Development Companies announced the opening of Rita Nannini’s First Stop Last Stop: The Bronx fall exhibit at The Gallery of ARTFul Medicine, located in the lobby of Simone Development’s Hutchinson Metro Center’s Tower One at 1250 Waters Place in the Bronx. The highly-anticipated exhibition will open its doors to the public on October 9 and will run through January 5, 2024 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Hildy Martin’s vibrant paper collages are an exercise in freedom and joy—feelings her art is sure to inspire in visitors of The Queen City Art Gallery at Montefiore New Rochelle, where Martin’s “Kaleidoscope: A Journey of Shape and Color” is being exhibited this summer.

Hofmann’s most recent work "Journey of Healing" is hanging at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital in White Plains. The two paintings were unveiled earlier this month. She says she hopes her pieces will bring hope, joy and motivation to the spinal cord and brain injury patients currently receiving care at that facility.

Burke Rehabilitation announced the installation of “The Journey of Healing,” a permanent art exhibition at its White Plains campus (785 Mamaroneck Avenue). The exhibit features artwork by Westchester resident and abstract artist Aimee Hofmann that uplifts patients, caregivers, and staff members.

The bold, organic shapes and splashes of intense color greeting visitors to The Queen City Art Gallery at Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital may look abstract, but for New Rochelle artist Kat Sayegh, these digital prints are a central part of her therapeutic healing process. The interpretations of her MRI images, which hang below some of her art pieces, and the central nervous system represent Sayegh’s personal journey of injury, surgery and recovery. Featured in The Montefiore Einstein Update.

Bronx elementary students from P.S. 152 in Soundview joined District 18 City Council Member Amanda Farías and others last month for the launch of a new art exhibit featuring bold watercolor paintings of sunflowers painted by the students in honor of Ukraine.

Studio NYC is honored to partner with The Fine Art Program and Collection at Montefiore Einstein to present Studios in the Bronx 2022: Artwork from Studio in a School NYC, which opened on Monday.

On view at The Gallery of ARTful Medicine at Montefiore’s Hutchinson campus is this exhibition of vibrant artworks created by children and teens living and learning in the Bronx. During the 2021-2022 school year, the young artists in this exhibition participated in Studio in a School’s visual arts programs, which transformed public school classrooms into thriving art studios.

Salvador Sanchez’s surreal self-portraits and futuristic landscapes take center stage in a new exhibit at the Queen City Art Gallery at Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital.

Sanchez explores the unique perspective of a person who was born hearing, suffered hearing loss as a child and was suddenly deafened in early adulthood. “The Journal of Deaf Life” outlines his journey to wholeness, along with the many complicated emotions that came with his deafness.

A unique art exhibit of anatomical drawings and papercraft relating to orthopedics is now on display through November at the Gallery of ARTFul Medicine at Montefiore Einstein’s Hutchinson Campus. It features the art of Marianne R. Petit, a New York artist and educator. The show, “An ARTFul Interpretation of Orthopedics,” highlights and explores the works of orthopedics as told through the art of papercraft.

The Gallery of ARTFUl Medicine at Montefiore’s Hutchinson campus presents contemporary art within the unique context of a medical center. In its vision, exhibiting artists are “encouraged to interpret scientific and medical research and create works of art depicting issues of cultural, political, and technological significance.” As I toured the space last year with Jodi Moise, Director of the Fine Art Program and Collection at Montefiore Einstein, I noticed a sign for the Department of Orthopedics and Spine Center. I casually turned to Jodi and said, “Oh, that’s so interesting! I wore a backtrace for seven years when I was a kid” and she responded, “Do you want to work with them?” Surprised and excited, I said “yes!” not knowing what might happen.

The current exhibit, called “The Road Not Taken,” features the work of New Rochelle photographer Marisa Boan. It takes inspiration from Robert Frost’s poem and features rich, floral photography that invites visitors to look closely at the roads (both real and metaphorical) that they travel on each day. “If there are no flowers along that road, you may want to take a different road,” Boan said.

Artwork Fosters Healing at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital -Permanent and Rotating Installations Enhance Patient Experience and Recovery. Burke Rehabilitation demonstrates its commitment to treating the whole person by displaying art installations in its inpatient and outpatient settings. The restorative quality of art reinforces the treatment provided by Burke’s highly trained therapists.

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Burke Unveils New Art Installation ‘Signs of Compassion’ by artist Miggs Burroughs. Read the article from Rehab Management by clicking on the image.

Public art installation by Columbian-American artist Lina Puerta, co-organized by KODA and The Fine Art Program and Collection at Montefiore Medicine. Currently on view at the Montefiore Moses Campus, West Garden (111 East 210th Street, Bronx, NY 10467)

Here is Pablo Castillo’s interview with Gary Axelbank on BronxNet Community Television. The artist discuss his upbringing living in the Bronx and how he used photoshop to create images that describe how he wants to view his home town.