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At Monadnock Community Hospital, we believe in the synergy of healing and art. The Healing Arts Gallery serves as a bridge, connecting the worlds of healthcare and artistic expression. Our exhibitions not only enrich the cultural landscape of our region, but also contribute to the proven therapeutic benefits of engaging with beautiful artwork. The Healing Arts Gallery is a venue for artists to exhibit in varied mediums, resulting in a visual experience which promotes the proven healing and restorative benefits of art. Our vision extends beyond the current exhibition. We aspire to cultivate a permanent art collection for the hospital, a legacy that will continue to uplift the spirits of patients and visitors for generations to come.
Visit Us
The entrance to the Healing Arts Gallery is conveniently located adjacent to the Sarah Hogate Bacon Emergency Services Department.The Healing Arts Gallery is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The gallery is open to all.For additional information or to purchase a piece, please contact Katharyn Ernst at 603-924-4682 or email Katharyn.Ernst@MCHMail.org. A portion of sales benefits the Healing Arts program at MCH.To submit artwork see our Gallery Submission page.
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The carefully selected artworks of Larry Davis, Lynne Kennedy Crouse, Byron Niederhelman, Lori Pedrick, Afton Rodriguez, Don Sucher, and Judy Unger-Clark collectively weave a tapestry of visuals. Each artist brings a unique perspective to the theme, offering visitors a diverse yet cohesive exploration of the concept of rest.
The Winter Rest exhibition is not merely an art display; it is an invitation to pause, reflect, and find solace in the beauty that surrounds us.
For additional information or to purchase a piece, please contact Katharyn Ernst at 603-924-4682 or email Katharyn.Ernst@MCHMail.org. A portion of sales benefits the Healing Arts program at MCH. To submit artwork see our Gallery Submission page.
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