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Healing Arts Week New York
As every year in September, the Healing Arts Week New York will take place again this year during the annual UN General Assembly: from September 19th to 26th.
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Impact Kunsthaus Zürich
A tip on the topic of wellbeing and health: Through its own initiatives and collaborations in the areas of health, education and society, the Kunsthaus Zürich creates access to art that promotes encounter, participation and wellbeing.
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„Healthy Museum“: This is demonstrated by a new research project at Danube University Krems.
We have reported several times that a museum visit is more than just cultural enjoyment and can actively contribute to health in old age.
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A forum theatre in Uganda creates healing, inclusion and dialogue
This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how participatory theatre empowers people with and without disabilities to address discrimination, heal trauma, and build stronger, more inclusive communities.
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When the world is upside down – the Lower Austrian State Exhibition 2026
Mental health is no longer a fringe issue. The Lower Austrian State Exhibition boldly and openly addresses current questions.
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Museum visit on prescription at the Vorarlberg Museum in Bregenz
We already reported on this topic last year: Museum visits have been proven to promote mental and physical health.
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Museum Wellness Summit – international case studies of wellness in museums
An online symposium on the 28th and 29th will address the question of what museums can actively contribute to the well-being of their visitors.
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Fundación ONCE Biennale in Spain: Inclusive Art in Motion
This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how technology, creativity, and inclusion can work together to make art and culture accessible to all.
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What art has to do with health – The Healing Arts Week in New York
What if engaging with art were officially recognized as a health-promoting behavior?
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Art makes you happy, a new study proves
A research team at the University of Vienna has investigated why viewing art can significantly increase well-being and self-esteem.