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The authors explain how the arts are being used to help people recovering from strokes and traumatic brain injuries, and those who have mental health concerns, dementia, Parkinson’s and PTSD. Magsamen and Ross “believe evidence-based arts interventions and cures will be embedded in healthcare and education. All young people will have access to the arts and aesthetic experiences, to build healthy brains for lifelong learning.”

Join me for an evening of spoken word, demonstration and conversation on the healing intersections of art and nature on Saturday 14 June with Tracey Sheppard FGE and Syreeta Challinger and Rob Mackenzie.

The Arts support and benefit to an invaluable extent mental and physical well being and social cohesion; they stimulate our imaginations

The success of the sold-out event at Rachel Bebb Contemporary on World Ocean Day demonstrated the growing interest in art with something imp

World Ocean Day at RBC with glassmakers Roberta Mason and Neil Wilkin, Project Seagrass and Chair of The Environment Agency

Opening on Saturday 11 May, Our Ocean at RBC will show work by artists interpreting their thoughts about the beauty of our oceans, whilst...