Art, culture, and creativity are no replacement for basic human services—food, shelter, medicine—but they are by no means irrelevant to our health and happiness either. An increasing number of scholars, doctors, and scientists are producing research that confirms what we already knew anecdotally: engagement with the arts, especially when done in the company of others, is good for us.
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As Director of Education at the Art Center, I’m delighted Director Jeff Fleming invited me to contribute the opening remarks for this newsletter. The message I’m sharing brings to mind this passage by the celebrated children’s author Philip Pullman, “We...
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It takes a village to do the work of our museum and school. Everything functions as a collaboration with many talented individuals working behind the scenes to make our operations appear seamless. Through their collective...
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