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Medical imagery in the art of Frida Kahlo.
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Arts for health: still searching for the Holy Grail.
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Syphilis in art: an entertainment in four parts. Part 2.
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Syphilis in art: an entertainment in four parts. Part 3.
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Morbid conditions expressed in prehistoric art.
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Bipolarity in diagnosis through art.
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Art for therapy's sake.
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THE INSCRUTABLE CHILD IN ART AND LITERATURE.
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Psychological aspects of schizophrenic art.
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Pictorial art, viewed from the standpoint of mental organization as revealed by the excitatory abreactions techniques of psychiatry.
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Link between the arts and the experience of nursing.
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What role for the arts in palliative care?
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"The visible skeleton series": the art of Laura Ferguson.
Laura Ferguson's The Visible Skeleton Series constitutes an artistic self-representation of scoliosis. Ferguson employs high-tech medical imaging and innovative graphical techniques to suggest a novel view of her skeletal "deformity." This section presents introductions to the series by a historian of medicine and by the artist herself, and offers personal and professional reflections on the work from an orthopedic surgeon, a social worker with lived experience of cleft lip, and a retired pediatric forensic pathologist.
A medical tour through The Cleveland Museum of Art.
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