Performing Medicine
In 1991, Mary Rockwood Lane, a nurse friend, and I founded Arts in Medicine (AIM) at Shands Hospital, University of
The dangers of art have long had the attention of philosophers and politicians. These engravings by Thomas Landseer in John Shaw’s ‘Plates of distorted spines’ (1824) highlight the dangers of writing and playing the harp. By its very name, HARP the People’s Press enthusiastically takes up this double risk.
Engravings featured on Twitter @RPSGheritage July 15, 2020
In 1991, Mary Rockwood Lane, a nurse friend, and I founded Arts in Medicine (AIM) at Shands Hospital, University of
Dorothy Lander, co-founder of HARP Publishing: The People’s Press, was devastated to learn of the death of her long-time friend,
On August 26, 20025, under bright skies at the Coady Warren Gardens in Antigonish, acclaimed poet, dancer, and educator Celeste
Since the beginning, we humans have been intimately linked to trees, sharing the breath of Mother Earth, the inhale-exhale cycle
