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Reflecting on another fantastic HCD Healthcare Design Expo & Conference, we're excited to share a summary of key insights from this year's event on our blog. Speakers highlighted the transformative power of integrating design, art, and technology in healthcare, with key discussions focusing on creating environments that promote healing and well-being for both patients and caregivers. To explore these insights in depth, check out our latest blog below. https://lnkd.in/eN7H5kDe Featured Sessions: Implementing Design Through Transition Planning Speakers: Erin Clark, ClarkRN Consulting; Bridget Graham, MBAH, PMP, HTS Progress is Sacred Speakers: Troy Hoggard, CannonDesign; Suzen L. Heeley, IIDA, LEED, AP, Memorial Sloan Kettering Transforming an Urban Hospital with Smart Tech and Design Speakers: Chris Byczko, HH Angus; Kendra Willis, University Health Trend or Fad? Speakers: Sheila F. Cahnman FAIA, FACHA, Jumpgarden Consulting; Sara Marberry, Healthcare & Senior Living Design Knowledge Expert Coloring Outside the Lines Speakers: Jennifer O'Shea, NCIDQ, Cooper University; Caitlin Olson, Monmouth Medical

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TurningArtist VU A. blends creativity and professional growth, drawing from his early passion for art and architecture. His work, characterized by depth and intricate processes, is shaped by his architectural background. Albion finds inspiration in everyday forms and interactions, constantly exploring new creative paths. Read the full interview at the link below! https://hubs.la/Q02WjPrX0

Check out our feature on FFXnow highlighting TurningArt’s collaboration with Tysons Corner Center! Our most recent exhibition, “Time,” brings seven artworks by U.S. artists to the second floor near Macy’s, inviting visitors to pause and reflect in the midst of the shopping experience. This installation joins other pieces throughout Tysons, including murals in pedestrian walkways and seasonal installations. We’re excited for our continued collaboration ahead. To read the full article, visit the link below! https://hubs.la/Q02VZQKj0

Our recent installation at a new life sciences facility pays tribute to Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. TurningArt curated 21 murals, each floor featuring art by local artists, and the result is a vibrant workspace that connects everyone to Boston’s culture. Read the full On-Site article at the link below! https://hubs.la/Q02VGXnD0

TurningArtist Spotlight: Craig Stover's “Lemon Hill III” is a captivating exploration of memory and place, blending personal experience with abstract interpretation. Part of a series, this work represents Stover’s recollection of Lemon Hill, a park he frequented daily with his dog, situated above Philadelphia’s iconic Boat House Row. Through a series of memory maps, Stover translates the winding roads and small buildings of Lemon Hill into a visual narrative, where familiar landmarks morph into fluid lines and dynamic compositions. His thoughtful use of color and form invites viewers to engage with the landscape through the lens of nostalgia and personal connection. Discover more about Craig's work below: https://hubs.la/Q02TH7XT0

One of the best parts of the HCD Healthcare Design Expo & Conference is the opportunity to experience partners' unique perspectives. TurningArt showcased stunning flash illustrations by Madeline Durso, featuring Indy keepsakes, offering a glimpse into their remarkable talent. The creativity on display was truly inspiring. #HCDHealthcareDesign #Innovation

We've had an incredible few days connecting with attendees and panelists at the 2024 Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in Indianapolis, discussing the impact of artwork in healthcare. Don’t miss your chance to visit Booth #736 for a flash illustration from TurningArtist Maddie Durso—just one more day to stop by and meet the team! #HCD2024 #HCDCon #healthcaredesign

As we approach the 2024 Healthcare Design Conference, we’re reflecting on the transformative role of art in healthcare settings. Art goes beyond decoration—it’s a key element in healing, enhancing care, and fostering community. Evidence shows that art can improve patient outcomes by reducing stress and anxiety, while also fostering improved communication and problem-solving among staff, ultimately leading to higher-quality patient care. At TurningArt, we are committed to integrating art into healthcare design in meaningful ways. Our bespoke art programs are designed to elevate patient and employee experiences alike. Discover more about our approach and its benefits in our blog post: https://hubs.la/Q02RFRTQ0 #HCD2024 #HealthcareDesign #ArtInHealthcare #PatientWellbeing #EmployeeWellbeing #TurningArt

Check out our latest In-Studio feature with Adam O'Day, one of our inaugural TurningArtists. Adam's journey to becoming a professional artist showcases his remarkable adaptability and determination. His art, which combines representational and surreal elements, captures the complexity of his experiences. As a painter, muralist, father, and musician, Adam finds inspiration in the ordinary, turning daily moments into striking, conceptual works. To read the full interview, visit the link below: https://hubs.la/Q02R46d20