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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.

Rob's work is a testament to the quietly powerful influence of nature on the human spirit, inviting viewers to pause, reflect and embrace the transformative energy that surrounds us. The healing reminder that nature claims space regardless of whether we build on it or tear it down; the roots will always take hold and thrive no matter the conditions. In fact, in spite of the conditions.

RBC's summer exhibition ‘Listen to the Quiet’ opens on 17 May 25 and is inspired by Harrison Ford's plea for us to protect the natural world

Works of art created with nature in mind can inspire us to help protect natural beauty in its many forms.

Contemporary woodcuts by Merlyn Chesterman have an immediate and profound impact on visitors. Many of us love the ocean and feel its pull.

A renowned artist, Rebecca captures light and movement in her dynamic sculptures and innovative glass panels, paying minute attention to de

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...

Winter has arrived. December is a time for Christmas cheer, family and friends, and perhaps reflection as the year draws to a close

RBC exhibitor Beatrice Forshall has published a compilation of stories, illustrations and engravings of 69 species at threat of...

RBC's autumn exhibition, 'Transfigured', opens Saturday 7 October

Sculpture, original prints and letter carving in Leaning into the Light call out to us to think about the value and beauty of trees.

Roberta Mason - Porifera (blown glass, photo Matt Booth) When I was asked by Rachel Bebb to write a guest blog, I felt honoured, excited...

Opening on 12 May, Leaning into the Light at Rachel Bebb Contemporary will show work by artists interpreting their thoughts about trees,...