Art by Eris Gentle
Artist statement: As a survivor of mental illness in my childhood and young adult life, I like to think that it was Nature that reached in and gave me a …
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Anatomy of the Writer by Kristin LaFollette
Artist statement: This series of artwork (titled Anatomy of the Writer) was created as a way to help process my experiences with traumatic injury, recovery, and adapting to life with …
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Art by Daniel Weinberg
Daniel Staub Weinberg is a pen & ink and colored pencil word artist who sometimes does collaborations with musician Chico Feinstein. He has had a number of group shows and …
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Paintings by Roopa Dudley
Artist statement: My paintings depict various forms of mental disorders–from depression to obsessive-compulsive disorder to borderline personality disorder to anxiety. I paint with much empathy and support for those who …
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Four Paintings by Fiona Hsu
This series is called Garden of Wounds. Artist’s statement: In my paintings of my “Garden of Wounds” series, I illustrate the steep emotional and physical fall of the victims battling …
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Art by David Weinholtz
Artist’s statement: Much of my art work, whether directly or indirectly, addresses my experiences with anxiety, depression and the always tempting but dangerous dance with various chemical dependencies.
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Three Paintings by K. Carlton Johnson
Artist statement: I deal with the elderly and the dying. There is little to convey the suffering and loneliness of these patients, but I have tried to make a visual composite …
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Two Paintings by Sarah Bigham
Both Medica Veritate and Thunder II are made from watercolors and dissolved dietary supplements. Sarah Bigham teaches, writes, and paints in Maryland where she lives with her kind chemist wife, …
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Expectation vs. Reality
By Evelyn Benvie Artist statement: From my experience, when you have a chronic illness, everyone around you expects you to still just press on. Be the good little engine that could, …
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