The Office of Medical Humanities is delighted to present The Colours of Tomorrow, a vibrant art exhibition showcasing a diverse array of paintings and ceramics* from the Visual Arts Hub (VAH). These works are accompanied by stories from the artistes expressing their dreams, hopes and resilience.We hope the exhibition will provide inspirational comfort and a sense of connection to fellow colleagues and friends in these challenging times.
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These carefully curated artworks, produced by medical students, medical social workers and doctors were displayed at the A Night to Remember 2020 art exhibition. The heartfelt creations also aims to express the artists' perspectives.
What does it mean to live well? Find out what living well means to some of our colleagues through their beautifully captured images and stories! “Living Well” is a tender reference to the often misunderstood concept of Advance Care Planning (ACP). This exhibit ran from January to February 2020 at Academia @ SGH.
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Featuring one-of-a-kind paintings dedicated to A Night to Remember 2019. Both patients and healthcare professionals have put paint to paper to translate their emotions and stories arising from their respective journeys. The Art Expression originally ran in December 2019 at Academia @ SGH.
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