New Exhibition at RxArt Front Space
August 17 2015

RxArt is pleased to present a new exhibition in its front space located at 208 Forsyth St.

Left to right:

Lawrence Weiner
Catch as Catch Can, 2009
ink on paper
10 x 15 inches
12 ¾ x 18 ½ inches frame

Jason Middlebrook
Traveling Seeds
Untitled, 2009
screen printing on digital print
edition 3/10
40 x 22 inches frame

Left to right:

Marc Swanson
Ghosts #2, 2009
ink on paper
10 x 15 inches
13 ½ x 19 inches frame

Jonas Wood
Clipping, 2013
silkscreen print
edition 28/50
30 x 40 inches

Left to right:

Fred Tomaselli
Color Etching, 2012
16 x 16 inches
edition 80/100

Haim Steinbach
Untitled (female mannequin right hands), 1991
ash-veneered wood shelf and objects
17 x 13 x 6 inches
edition of 40

To inquire about these works or availability, please contact 212-260-8797 or info@rxart.net

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Comments
I love the work that you do. As a healthcare administrator in CO and a lover of contemporary art, the healing and joy brought from combining the two is unique.
Leslie Horna - Healthcare Administrator, Denver, CO
Art plays a vital role in the healing process here at St. Mary’s. Medically complex children who are exposed to the arts are able to free their imaginations from the constraints imposed by physical limitations. Our installation by renowned artist Rob Pruitt provides inspiration and cheer to our patients, their families and the entire staff at St. Mary’s.
Dr. Eddie Simpser - President and CEO, St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children
All of the services absolutely love the coloring books! You should sleep well knowing that you have made 1000 patients living in San Francisco much, much happier (and their doctors and nurses happier, too).
CHRISTINA MANGURIAN, M.D. - DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY, SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL
There's a lot about art that has to do with healing that hasn't been scientifically explored, but it's definitely helpful for children to be around art, especially when in a hospital situation. They feel more comfortable about being there. Also just thinking positively about everything, which is a part of healing and feeling better.
Keith Haring - Artist and social activist, RxArt Project with the Keith Haring Foundation in 2013