Creating Through COVID 🦠 Connecting ALL Healthcare Professionals 🩺 & Frontline Workers Globally. Combating COVID-19 Using 🎨 the Arts. Submit Your Work⬇️.
Creating Through #COVID 🦠appreciates and values the mental health🧠& #wellness of healthcare professionals & healthcare #FrontLineHeroes. We encourage you to submit any creative pieces to https://t.co/QeqeMUDSgh. Art is therapeutic so please create & submit!
Though we are still living through a pandemic that has separated us physically, we hope this project shows that we are able to stay connected through other means such as art and creativity.
For the past month, our team at Creating Through Covid launched the #AlliedThroughArt project, connecting four different artists with four different styles and mediums to create an interconnected piece in which they "continued" the previous artists work.
"Restrictions are changing but many remain. It is inspiring to see how people have found ways for the community to enjoy art and respect the health of others."
"I am hopeful that our society can follow these guidelines but continue to be cautious about the future." (2/2)
Today's 📣 #spotlightontheartist 📣 features one of our own CTC team members, @LidiaAvva!!! In this photo called "Art in the Age of a Pandemic" from the Van Gogh Exhibit in Toronto, she reflects: (1/2)
Time for a #SpotlightontheMusician! 🎸Here is an incredible cover of “This Could Be Anywhere in the World” by Alexisonfire submitted to us by Evan Lusty, a medical student at QueensU.
Check out the full clip on Youtube!
https://t.co/55gwK0MfFF via @YouTube
Healthcare workers and the public continue to face health risk, financial stress, worry and isolation. As restrictions are changing we should all remember to #DoTheRightThing and think about others.
Finally, we encourage you to use art as an outlet. 2/2
Midweek #SpotlightontheArtist! Dr. Francis Ling from Lassale, Canada submitted this piece titled “Exhausted” earlier on in the pandemic. And yet it still beautifully captures worries that hold true today. 1/2
The patterns were designed to create a cryptographic quality representing the international research community's effort to 'decipher' the behaviour of this novel virus, and treatments for COVID-19."
Remember to keep submitting your work! https://t.co/QeqeMUDSgh 2/2
📣 📣 📣 📣 #SpotlightOnTheArtist! Today we feature Leo Kadota from @uOttawaMed “This piece is a paper cutout loosely based on scientific diagrams of the structure of SARS-CoV-2. It was made by cutting out roughly 2500-3000 pieces from a single sheet of black paper. 1/2
#spotlightontheartist This collage was sent to us by Nicholas Fabiano from uOttawa, reminding us all that the fight for justice is not just a moment, but a long-term movement. What needs to be changed in our systems to better care for marginalized patients? Share your thoughts!
We are recruiting 🎨artists📝 of any medium/skill-level for our Allied Through Art Project! The artists will collaborate to create a connected art piece based on a theme of your choice!
Check out the form in our bio if you're interested.
thoughts and perspectives, and in turn, gives us new enlightened insights and perspectives on certain things in life.
We encourage you to create during COVID and/or any hardship to find a new perspective on how to perceive and overcome it 🙂. Please keep submitting.2/2
#SpotlightOnTheArtist 📣A beautiful piece by Nadin Abbas, a @uOttawaMed student, titled "St. George Defeated?". This art piece presents a new perspective of the infamous paintings of St. George on a horse, which is what art is all about. Art allows us to express our own 1/2
A special #SpotlightontheArtist feature! @KarenaRyan is a textile artist and teacher from West Ireland fundraising for @Heroes_Aid through her beautiful creations of "Heroes in Stitches". Support Karena's work at
https://t.co/Dokpl6QSvZ
We are looking for students from all Canadian medical schools to join our team to help increase promotion of the organization. Low commitment role to advertise our posts/updates to your school communities! Apply here:
https://t.co/GJNXPxa6pH
New #SpotlightontheArtist. Although Spring has passed we still wanted to share this incredible work titled “Spring On My Mind” by Hongru Ren from the University of Manitoba. Summer is here but change is still in the air, beautifully represented by this piece. Your thoughts?
Time for a new #SpotlightontheArtist ! This piece is by Tharshuka Thangarasa, a resident at UofT. It is titled “Here’s to Hoping Hindsight is 2020”. What a powerful and creative depiction of this turbulent year of change. What is your reflection on it and 2020 in general?