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Posted: 09/29/2014
Syrian opposition leader Hadi al-Bahra shares the book that resulted from the #100000Names project.
Tags: interviews, exclusives, extended interviews, hadi al-bahra, wars, syria, borders, turkey, international affairs, isis, terrorism, extremism, violence, bombs, dictators, islamic, fundamentalism, democracy, middle east, history, flying, iran, russia, bioterrorism, bashar al-assad, sunni, shia, gifts & presents, books
Posted: 06/04/2014
Egypt and Syria hold elections that are said to be democratic.
Tags: elections, egypt, dictators, democracy, campaigns, slogans, syria, voting, candidates, bioterrorism, violence, bashar al-assad, democalypse 2014, iowa, abdel fattah el-sisi
Posted: 09/18/2013
Andrew Sullivan thinks getting Russia and China to do America's dirty work is a great thing.
Tags: andrew sullivan, appearances, syria, barack obama, united nations, military, bombs, international affairs, bashar al assad, russia, china, bioterrorism, weapons, stephen colbert
Posted: 09/12/2013
Intelligence analyst Philip Mudd shares his book, "Takedown: Inside the Hunt for Al Qaeda."
Tags: philip mudd, interviews, intelligence, terrorism, al qaeda, books, international affairs, middle east, cia, tv, syria, wars, wmds, iraq, iraq war, weapons, nuclear, bioterrorism, vladimir putin, military, interrogations, george w. bush, torture, stephen colbert
Posted: 09/11/2013
Senator Rand Paul takes four different positions on Syria.
Tags: rand paul, syria, military, bioterrorism, bashar al assad, barack obama, international affairs, wars, weapons, russia, accountability, 24-hour news, flip-flop
Posted: 09/11/2013
Syria accepts Russia's proposal to place its chemical weapons under international control.
Tags: syria, military, bioterrorism, bashar al assad, barack obama, international affairs, iphone, apple, wars, iraq, afghanistan, john kerry, weapons, russia, united nations, stephen colbert, shopping, technology, debt
Posted: 09/11/2013
President Obama desecrates the president's desk with his shoe.
Tags: barack obama, white house, rage, andrea shea king, islamic, fundamentalism, religion, penises, conspiracies, syria, military, bioterrorism, international affairs, conservative, media
Posted: 09/10/2013
Either MTV booked J.D. Salinger for the VMAs, or he died in 2010.
Tags: oprah winfrey, books, alcohol, j.d. salinger, death, syria, international affairs, bioterrorism, weapons, literary references, movies, stephen colbert, joe the plumber, colbert's book club
Posted: 09/09/2013
Fox News plays fan fiction foreign policy.
Tags: bill o'reilly, papa bear, bashar al assad, ronald reagan, barack obama, syria, international affairs, conservative, fox news, bioterrorism, saddam hussein, superman, superheroes, toys & games, cracks up, balls, under the desk, stephen colbert, health, insurance, military, food, junk food
Posted: 09/04/2013
Steve Coll shares his New Yorker article about military intervention in Syria, "Crossing the Line."
Tags: steve coll, appearances, barack obama, syria, bashar al assad, bioterrorism, military, international affairs, wars, wmds, iran, weapons, nuclear, middle east, stephen colbert
Posted: 09/04/2013
Unlike George W. Bush, President Obama doesn't know how to sell a war.
Tags: barack obama, syria, bashar al assad, bioterrorism, military, international affairs, george w. bush, wars, iraq war, disney, wmds, facial hair, balls, stephen colbert, weapons, great britain, food, uk
Posted: 09/03/2013
Stephen donates his body to science, and America has no choice but to attack Syria.
Tags: syria, international affairs, bioterrorism, weapons, military, bashar al assad, barack obama, miley cyrus, vacations, italy, food, jon stewart, john oliver, stephen colbert, wars, crime, bombs
Posted: 09/03/2013
America's "red line" in Syria is actually a d**k-measuring ribbon.
Tags: syria, middle east, international affairs, wmds, weapons, violence, wars, pranks, military, health, slogans, security, penises, superheroes, pundits, costumes, songs, dictators, bombs, jon stewart, bioterrorism
Posted: 04/17/2013
Obama receives a lethal letter, and the media wrongly reports on a "dark-skinned male" suspect.
Tags: boston, terrorism, bombs, marathons, 24-hour news, fox news, african american, racism, ethnic, media, barack obama, roger wicker, bioterrorism, health, mail
Posted: 02/22/2012
Health officials debate releasing research on a mutated bird flu virus that could kill millions.
Tags: bird flu, health, mongering, safety, science, security, bioterrorism, terrorism, weapons, reenactments, performances, dinosaur impression, movies, guns, audience interaction, death, animals, photos, balls, international affairs, wikileaks, jurassic park
Posted: 11/01/2011
Condoleezza Rice discusses her years in the Bush administration in her memoir, "No Higher Honor."
Tags: condoleezza rice, interviews, books, muammar al-gaddafi, dictators, middle east, libya, wmds, nuclear, weapons, diplomacy, international affairs, hosni mubarak, saddam hussein, wars, iraq, iraq war, egypt, terrorism, military, bush administration, afghanistan, afghanistan war, protests, lookin' good, bioterrorism
Posted: 11/01/2011
Condoleezza Rice discusses the controversial intelligence leading up to the Iraq war.
Tags: exclusives, condoleezza rice, extended interviews, intelligence, interviews, george w. bush, bush administration, saddam hussein, wmds, weapons, nuclear, middle east, iraq, iraq war, wars, iran, terrorism, dictators, 9/11, united nations, international affairs, diplomacy, military, cia, congress, clinton administration, bioterrorism, controversies
Posted: 11/01/2011
Condoleezza Rice talks about a video Muammar al-Gaddafi made for her.
Tags: exclusives, condoleezza rice, extended interviews, interviews, books, muammar al-gaddafi, dictators, middle east, libya, wmds, nuclear, weapons, diplomacy, international affairs, hosni mubarak, saddam hussein, wars, iraq, iraq war, egypt, terrorism, military, bush administration, afghanistan, afghanistan war, lookin' good, bioterrorism
Posted: 04/22/2009
Philip Alcabes explains how we react to cultural fears and threats to validate our anxieties.
Tags: philip alcabes, interviews, books, epidemics, bioterrorism, technology, aids, mental health, mongering, health, culture
Posted: 12/04/2008
The Duct Tape Council predicts a biological attack within the next five years.
Tags: intro, terrorism, nicholas wade, movies, science, bioterrorism, christmas, holidays
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Hokey Pokey (Compact Disc)
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Welcome to Hokey Pokey. A place and a time, when childhood is at its best: games to play, bikes to ride, experiences to be had. There are no adults in Hokey Pokey, just kids, and the laws governing Hokey Pokey are simple and finite. But when one of the biggest kids, Jack, has his beloved bike stolen and by a girl, no less his entire world, and the world of Hokey Pokey, turns to chaos. Without his bike, Jack feels like everything has started to go wrong. He feels different, not like himself, and he knows something is about to change. And even more troubling he alone hears a faint train whistle. But that's impossible: every kid knows there no trains in Hokey Pokey, only tracks.
Master storyteller Jerry Spinelli has written a dizzingly inventive fable of growing up and letting go, of leaving childhood and its imagination play behind for the more dazzling adventures of adolescence, and of learning to accept not only the sunny part of day, but the unwelcome arrival of night, as well.
About the Author
Jerry Spinelli received the Newbery Medal for Maniac Magee and a Newbery Honor for Wringer. His other books include Smiles to Go, Loser, Space Station Seventh Grade, Who Put That Hair in My Toothbrush?, Dump Days, and Stargirl. His novels are recognized for their humor and poignancy, and his characters and situations are often drawn from his real-life experience as a father of six children. Jerry lives with his wife, Eileen, also a writer, in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
Tara's voice can be heard on hundreds of radio and TV commercials, audiobooks, video games, and cartoons. Tara has narrated dozens of audiobooks, including the series "Sammy Keyes" and Katy Kelly's "Allie Finkle." She has received several Earphone awards from Audiofile Magazine and was nominated for an Audie award for the multicast performance of "Lemony Snicket: Book 1," starring Tim Curry. For 2 years, Tara was the on-camera host of Cartoon Network's weekly Friday night lineup, appropriately titled "Fridays."
Praise For…
Starred Review, School Library Journal, January 1, 2013:
"This unforgettable coming-of-age story will resonate with tween readers and take its rightful place beside the author's Maniac Magee and Louis Sachar's Holes."
Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, December 1, 2012:
"A masterful, bittersweet recognition of coming-of-age."


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Ageing and memory represent two extraordinarily important themes in contemporary society. A defining characteristic of ageing is complexity and increased inter-individual variability. This provides a rich field for study and reflection, and by its very complexity lends itself to interdisciplinary study and research. Responding to the challenge of interdisciplinary working has been the emergence of an innovative, exciting and purposefully interdisciplinary movement in gerontology and the arts, humanities and social sciences (AHSS).
This IRC-funded workshop is being curated by TCD, the National Centre for Arts and Health, NUIG, Maynooth University and DIT GRADCAM. To register for the event:- https://idrworkshop.eventbrite.ie
The choice of locations for the workshop is emblematic of our desire to uproot and challenge existing orthodoxies of thought and theory. The first day (9 May 2016) will be held in the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute which hosts the Medical and Health Humanities Initiative and the second day (10 May 2016) in the National Centre for Arts and Health, Tallaght Hospital which has a vibrant arts and humanities programme
The workshop will a) give an overview of current theory and practice in interdisciplinary research; b) provide examples from existing funded interdisciplinary research among the workshop organizers; c) provide a platform for researchers to present current or proposed research for which they are seeking potential partners; d) focus on perceived barriers and facilitators to interdisciplinary research across AHSS/STEM/Health Sciences; and e) develop a summary report and action plan.
Participants are strongly urged to read Callard and Fitzgerald's 2015 monograph on interdisciplinary research, an Open Access book
The target participants are:
Participants are also strongly encouraged to submit concepts of interdisciplinary research for discussion and engagement with potential partners: please ensure to send a synopsis of 500 words maximum to email@example.com by 5pm, 2nd May 2016.
There is no fee for participation, but early booking is advised.
We are looking for artists submissions to create a child friendly theme throughout the paediatric emergency department in Tallaght Hospital. Closing date is Wednesday 2nd December 2015.
Call to Artists - Expressions of interest.pdf (size 309.6 KB)
A public arts and health seminar presenting the best of Irish music therapy and music and health practice. This seminar, delivered in RUA RED Arts Centre, Tallaght on 23/10/2015 was presented by The National Centre for Arts and Health, in partnership with the Meath Foundation, the Music Department of Trinity College Dublin, RUA RED arts centre and South Dublin County Council. The event brought together leading specialists in the field to present examples of both music therapy and music and health practice in Ireland. Click on the link to see the days schedule and read a short bio about our speakers.
Music and Health Seminar.pdf (size 414.2 KB)
We are delighted to share our podcasts from the seminar:-
Podcast - Prof. Desmond O'Neill.mp3 (size 17.2 MB) Professor of Medical Gerontology in Trinity College Dublin and a consultant geriatrician in Tallaght Hospital. His research interests centre on ageing and the neurosciences with a particular emphasis on the humanities, and he has authored over 300 peer-reviewed papers and book chapters.
Podcast - Hilary Moss.mp3 (size 15.6 MB) Director of Arts and Health at the National Centre for Arts and Health, Tallaght Hospital and Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin.
Podcast - Paula Higgins.mp3 (size 14.7 MB) Paula Higgins, Music Therapist, currently working with St. Patrick's Mental Health Services recently released a music album 'It Made You', a collaborative song-writing project between singer-songwriter, Sean Millar, and over 90 service users who were resident in St Patrick's between December 2014 and May 2015.
Podcast - Caroline Peppard.mp3 (size 8 MB) Caroline currently works as a Senior Health Promotion Officer in the Health Service Executive and her main areas of interest and research are older people; ageing and the social factors that produce positive ageing and social models of health and illness.
Podcast - Dee Gray.mp3 (size 14.7 MB) Has established music therapy posts in mental health and paediatric palliative care services in Dublin over the past 5 years. She currently works between two services; Laura Lynn Ireland's Children's Hospice and the National Rehabilitation Hospital.
Podcast - Sharon Murphy & Carolann Courtney.mp3 (size 16 MB) Sharon Murphy is a vocalist, musical director and musician in residence with NCAH in Tallaght Hospital with a particular interest in the role of music in the lives of those living with dementia. Carolann Courtney is an Arts and Health Specialist for County Kildare supported by Kildare County Council Arts and Library Service. Together they co-ordinate and deliver The Kildare Pastimes Choir - a choir for people with dementia.
Tallaght Hospital has many beautiful Artworks on display in public areas including the Atrium, Pastoral Care, Hospital Street and many more. Along the Art Trail you will find a wonderfully varied collection of artworks from highly acclaimed artist such as Robert Ballagh to our patients own artworks and projects facilitated by Artists in Residence. Why not click on the link below and follow the Art Trail Map? View as many of the Artworks as you wish, all are located on the ground floor of the hospital.
Enjoy! Visual art trail 22_07_15.pdf (size 745 KB)
Luke Clancy interviews Hilary Moss, Director of The National Centre for Arts and Health discussing Music in a Healthcare setting and reflecting on the work of Composer in Residence, Ian Wilson. The residency was centred on exploring three illness of older age - Stroke (7 movements), Alzheimer's (6 movements) and Parkinson's Disease (4 movements) at the department of Geriatric Medicine and Stroke Services at Tallaght Hospital.
Luke Clancy - Culture File, RTE Lyric FM.mp3 (size 7.7 MB)
Listen to the three works composed by Ian Wilson, born in Belfast and began composing while at university. He has written nearly one hundred and fifty works, including chamber operas, concertos, string quartets, a range of orchestral and chamber music and multi-media pieces. His compositions have been performed and broadcast on six continents, and presented at festivals including the BBC Proms, Venice Biennale and Frankfurt Bookfair and at venues such as New York's Carnegie Hall, London's Royal Albert and Wigmore Halls, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw and Muziekgebouw, Vienna's Musikverein and Tokyo's Suntory Hall. Wilson has in recent years also worked with jazz musicians, Asian tabla and Chinese pipaplayers and traditional Irish singers; he has also collaborated with choreographers, theatre directors and electroacoustic and computer music composers. There are commercially-available recordings of over fifty of Wilson's works on labels including Diatribe, Riverrun, Black Box, Timbre, Guild, Meridian and Chandos. His music is published by Ricordi(London) and Universal Edition and website is www.ianwilson.org.uk
Get ready for Arts and Health Week. Take a look at the full schedule of events we have lined up! Featuring 'Creative Check Up', A Reflective Practice 1day Masterclass, Film Screening, Tour of the Art Trail, Musical entertainment in the Hospital Atrium, and Staff Arts for Health event. It proves to be a busy week with lots to see and do.
Arts and Health week.pdf (size 237.1 KB)
Read here! Annual report 2014.pdf (size 4.5 MB)
This exhibition is a selection of artworks produced by patients at Tallaght Hospital over the last six months. The works represent a valuable, positive andcreative engagement in contrast to the sometimes adverse encounters experienced in the healthcare environment.
These artworks are exhibited in conjunction with an original video artwork entitled 'The Waiting Room' by Artist Deirdre Glenfield. This artwork explores the tensions experienced by patients in the waiting room when faced with life changing health implications.
changing health implications. For more information contact Rua Red Arts Centre 01 451 email@example.com OR Hilary Moss 01 414 email@example.com or the artist https://sites.google.com/site/deirdreglenfield/
This project is generously sponsored by the Meath Foundation.
Listen here to a selection of professionally recorded audio interviews about arts and health. Hear from patient James, who describes the benefit of engaging in art while receiving chemotherapy treatment. James F patient account.WAV (size 21.5 MB).
Hear also from Artist in Residence Lucia Barnes and Harpist in residence Mary O'Donnell, who describe their work in the hospital, as well as a musical clip from the harpists here at the hospital. Harp music in the atrium.WAV (size 28.7 MB) | Mary harpist account.WAV (size 12.3 MB) | | Artist in residence Lucia Barnes experience.WAV (size 27.3 MB) |
Finally hear from Hilary Moss, Director of Arts and Health and Professor Des O'Neill, Chair of the hospital Arts Programme, who describe their approach to arts and health practice in hospital.Hilary Moss_1.WAV (size 8 MB) | Hilary Moss _2.WAV (size 14.8 MB)Hilary Moss radio interview on the arts programme.WAV (size 8.8 MB) | Prof O'Neill_1.WAV (size 17 MB) | Prof O'Neill _2.WAV (size 7.6 MB)Prof Des O'Neill interview about arts programme.WAV (size 15.8 MB) |
The moving story of how a composer, a team, of dedicated medical professionals and patients with Parkinson's Disease come together to create an inspirational piece of music.
'A Disconnected Rhythm' is an arts documentary created at the point where two disciplines intersect: the medical and the artistic.
It follows composer Ian Wilson's collaboration with the National Centre for Arts & Health as he creates a work of art inspired by Parkinson's Disease.
Produced by John Kelleher Media for TV3 and under the BAI Sound& Vision Scheme, the documentary charts Ian's 5 week stint as 'Composer in Residence' at Tallaght Hospital.
We follow the project's progress, primarily through Ian's eyes, as he attends consultations and treatments, meets patients and their families and observes the doctors who are passionate about the therapeutic value of art.
Review: http://www.herald.ie/entertainment/tv-radio/tanya-sweeney-on-tv-a-new-period-gem-has-landed-on-the-mapp-30870766.html
The General Practice exhibition portrays Ireland at a moment in time. It captures the ordinariness and the extraordinariness of patients telling doctors about intimate things, which is done 50,000 times a day in Ireland. The aim of the exhibition is to illustrate the day-to-day work of general practitioners in a variety of communities around Ireland. On seeing the photographs, all the doctors who took part expressed a sense of privilege in doing the job that they do and love and in having the trust of people, who are ill or who believe themselves to be ill.
The exhibition was the inspiration of Professor Tom O'Dowd who commissioned Fionn McCann to create this photographic work in celebration of the Tercentenary of the School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin in 2012. The inaugural show took place in the Gallery of Photography, Temple Bar. The exhibition is now on loan from Trinity College and it is with great pleasure that we show it here in Hospital Street, Tallaght Hospital.
Exhibition information: Gp Exhibition.pdf (size 4.6 MB)
The concert, 'Synaptic Serenades – Musical Narratives of Stroke, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease' will be performed on 14th October from 1830 – 2030 at the Royal College of Physicians Ireland (RCPI), Kildare Street.
This musical event was is the first complete performance of three works composed by Ian Wilson while Composer in Residence at the Department of Geriatric Medicine and the Stroke Services at Tallaght Hospital. The works aim to reflect the patient narrative of the experience of these three illnesses of older age and the project was developed by the NCAH.
The works will be performed by musicians from the Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) with guest soloists Deirdre Moynihan, Cathy Belton and Cathal Roche and there will be reflections on the experience by both the composer and medical experts at the hospital.
This event was developed for the annual St Luke's Day Celebrations at the Royal College of Physicians Ireland and is a collaboration between NCAH, RIAM and RCPI. The event is generously sponsored by The Meath Foundation.
This is a free ticketed event. Book tickets online www.rcsi.ie/stlukes or email firstname.lastname@example.com
We look forward to welcoming you to this event.
From February to April 2014 the National Centre for Arts and Health conducted a review of the bedside art programme for patients in the hospital. The attached report outlines the number of patients receiving the service, the range of patient groups availing of the programme and examples and case studies of benefit. It also reports on an evaluation by patients.
Weekly bedside or group art sessions are offered in the following departments/wards:
Maguire and Webb ward, Charlie O'Toole Day Hospital, Oncology Day Ward, Renal Dialysis Unit, Palliative Care, Haematology, Psychiatry, St Luke's hospital service and to self referrals from patients or their families.
Live music sessions are offered on Webb ward and Charlie O'Toole Day Hospital as well as in the hospital atrium.
Children's art sessions are offered weekly in OPD and A&E Waiting rooms, Diabetes team (NCH) and to in-patients (music for babies and art therapy for young adults) through the play department.
Total number of patients who received visual art or music sessions at the bedside or in group sessions in hospital:
February 2014: 510
March 2014: 538
April 2014: 526
*Estimation, based on these figures, is that 5246 patients benefit from the arts service in the hospital per year.
To read more see report Service Evaluation for Bedside Arts.pdf (size 855.6 KB)
An exhibition featuring photographic works by Anna Janiszewska, Sharon Murphy, Linda Plunkett and Anna Thompson.
(Exhibition continues until Oct 2014)
Tallaght Hospital is delighted to present this Emerging Artists Showcase, comprised of a select number of photographic artists who recently graduated from IADT-Dun Laoghaire with a BA(Hons) in Photography. We invite you to meander through 'Hospital Street' and gaze upon a wonderfully diverse and eclectic use of the medium of photography. Each artists' body of work is represented by a select number of images that presents the viewer with a carefully chosen excerpt from that work. As a broad overlook the exhibition displays photographic genres that range from documentary to portraiture, from landscape to abstract but individually each demonstrate a particular photographic technique that emphasizes and supports the conceptual narrative behind their work. To read more about the artist and their projects please view their individual websites (business cards are distributed throughout Hospital Street).
Anna Janiszewska Pigeon House
Sharon Murphy Intervals/The Half
Linda Plunkett And All the Spaces In Between/Adagio
Anna Thompson The Sixth Belt
Calling attention to a continuous negotiation between how things are and how things might be perceived, Myra Jago's work centres on how we experience the world. She also maintains that our natural predisposition to beauty and symmetry means we take in more than meets the eye. These paintings, drawings and sculptures, made 2011-2013, juxtapose a playful demeanour with weighty undertones, furthering theories of an existence halfway between what is evident and what is felt.Myra Jago exhibition details.pdf (size 571.7 KB)
We are delighted to be collaborating with the Rheumatology team, led by Prof David Kane and Dr Ronan Mullen, to bring an art therapy group experience to patients living with arthritis. This is a 12 week community art therapy group led by Art Therapist Aimee O'Neill. It will be held at Rua Red Arts Centre, more details on attachment. The Rheumatology team are conducted a trial to measure the benefit of art therapy as for patients with arthritis. This is the first such trial in Ireland and possibly the first such international study. This project is supported by The Meath Foundation. Art Therapy for people with Arthritis programme details.pdf (size 74 KB)
Mairead O'Donnell, Traditional Musician in Residence, will continue to work with the babies in Tallaght Hospital and their parents, bringing music at the bedside. Mairead's work is generously funded by HSE Health Promotion and is supported by the Play Department of the National Children's Hospital. A report on last year's work is attached for more information. MUSIC FOR PARENTS AND BABIES 2013.pdf (size 527.1 KB)
Thanks to support from the Volunteer Coffee Shop, we are able to continue monthly music sessions in the atrium. The first Tuesday of every month will see a burst of music and life in the atrium from 1 - 2pm. All music sessions are free and open to all patients, visitors and staff.
The National Centre is collaborating with South Dublin County Libraries to pilot a new e-reading scheme for patients. The library is providing e-reading devices and training to arts staff, who will then offer e-readers to patients in hospital. We hope that the e-readers will offer patients a convenient way to read in hospital and to assist those with issues which may make holding or reading books more difficult
2013 saw the annual Arts and Health Film Festival showcase four films on the theme of older age. This project is a collaboration with Rua Red Arts Centre and plans are underway for the next festival later this year.
Through the Lens is Ireland's only Arts and Health Film Festival.
The festival began in 2011 and returned in 2013 for a special season of films aimed at medical professionals, students, service users, artists, filmmakers and the general public, interested in discussing and challenging perceptions of older age how it is represented within film. Each event in the festival included refreshments, a screening followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with medical professionals and service users from Tallaght Hospital. More details on the 2014 festival to follow!
This exhibition features work by photographic artist Alison Baker Kerrigan
Exhibition continues at Tallaght Hospital until 31st January 2014
Alison Baker Kerrigan is a photographic artist living and working in Dublin having graduated with a 1st Class Honours Degree in Photography from IADT - Dun Laoghaire in 2012. Drawing on inspiration from personal relationships and the experiential she utilises the familiarisation of the subject matter to encourage the viewer to engage with the narrative of her photographs. Her comprehensive aim is to deliver an honest, in-depth and far-reaching portrayal of the narrative involved. Her insatiable curiosity in all things photographic has also led her to create images using 19th Century Alternative Processes such as Cyanotype, Van Dyke and Wet Plate Collodian techniques.
This showcase features excerpts from various fine art projects with broad reaching themes such as Legacy & the Landscape, Colonialism, a conceptual representation of a Cancer Journey, an Advertising Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness and examples of 19th Century Photographic Processes.
For further information on the artist, commission requests or to purchase a work please contact Alison directly @ 087-9075948, by email email@example.com or view her website at www.abkphotography.com
The premiere of Ian Wilson and Leontia Flynn's new work, Matter, which was written during a residency with people with Parkinson's disease at the Age Related Health Care Unit at Tallaght Hospital will be performed in the hospital atrium on 23rd October 2013 at 1pm. Ian Wilson, composer and Leontia Flynn, poet, were in residence for four weeks between August and September 2013, and their piece, which focuses on the experience of people with Parkinson's disease, is written for narrator and string trio.
The work will be premiered by members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra and acclaimed Irish actress Ingrid Craigie. The Irish Chamber Orchestra is the only Orchestra in Residence in a hospital in Ireland and we are delighted to partner with them for this event.
We are excited that this first performance will be primarily for patients in the hospital and for those people with Parkinson's disease who took part in the project – these people are the work's most important audience. The event is particularly exciting as it is being held in a busy, public area of the hospital and therefore pushes the boundaries of conventional classical music performance.
Congratulations to the Tallaght Hospital Choir who carried away first prize in the 2013 Workplace Choir of the Year competition held in the RDS Concert Hall on Sunday, 30th June 2013.
The 38 member choir, all staff from the Hospital, performed two pieces -a NativeAmericanLullabyand, very appropriately, ASpoonful ofSugar helps the Medicine Go Down!
The Choir was conducted by Amy Ni Riain and accompanied by Hilary Moss on Piano The Workplace Choir of the Year Trophy was accepted, on behalf of all the Choir, by Maria Campbell, Choir Coordinator
View Gallery Here
A new work, composed by Ian Wilson following a residency at the Stroke Unit, Tallaght Hospital, Dublin, was performed at a major Arts and Health Conference in Bristol, UK.Wilson composed the work for string quartet and soprano, based on the experiences of patients with stroke and the healthcare workers who treat them. This unique new composition was met with acclaim and went on to receive Arts Council Touring Funding to be performed in four venues across Ireland. The project is an example of excellence in arts and health work and new music composition.
This project is a collaboration between the National Centre for Arts and Health (Tallaght Hospital), the hospital Stroke Service, the Irish Chamber Orchestra, Composer Ian Wilson and Sapranist Deirdre Moynihan.
This international performance was made possible by funding from Culture Ireland and The Irish Chamber Orchestra. The project was supported by the Arts Council of Ireland and the Meath Foundation.
For more information contact Hilary Moss, National Centre for Arts and Health Tel: 01 414 2076
Download the Full Score of Bewitched HERE
Podacast of Bristol Conference Here
Listen to an audio clip of the Song- New Water HERE
Appreciations of Bewitched
Hi Hilary
Before I go any further - I must just say that the Bewitched performance was the highlight of the conference for me. Throughout each movement, tears rolled down my cheeks. Oddly, at the same time I found the work uplifting; it wasn't just sad, it was also funny and inspirational. This is one of the best "Arts & Health" pieces I've ever come across. SO, a big WELL DONE to all.
It was a real joy to meet you, and yes, what a great conference.
Kind regards
Dr Theodore Stickley -My work website: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/NMP/People/theo.stickley
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Dear HilaryI somehow missed you at the conference - I wanted to ask for a CD of 'Bewitched' for my husband, who had a stroke a few months ago. I think he would resonate with several of the passages and the music. We are both fortunate that he made a good recovery, but it has left its mark in subtle ways, as some of the lyrics made clear.Best wishesDr Marian Liebmann
THROUGH THE LENS ARTS AND HEALTH FILM FESTIVAL The National Centre for Arts and Health and RUA RED announce the return of Through the Lens, Ireland's only Arts and Health Film Festival. €3 PER FILM / €10 FOR ALL FILMSBooking is essential01 451 5860 WWW.RUARED.IE email@example.com RED SOUTH DUBLIN ARTS CENTRE TALLAGHT DUBLIN 24
Arts and Alzheimers was a unique seminar, held on:Wednesday November 28th; at the Royal College of Physicians Ireland.The National Centre for Arts and Health was delighted to present this seminar which was a culmination of the project whereby Composer Ian Wilson and members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra were in residenc in the hospital, along with visual artist Lucia Barnes. The culmination was the unique Arts and Alzheimers seminar,where Ian's new work was performed. Composition and fine art students were an integral component of this project as they learnt about the role of arts in health-care and with particular reference to patients with dementia. This project was supported by the Meath Foundation and was a Dublin City of Science event. The seminar reported on the experiences of bringing artists and composers together with health-care staff and people with dementia and the role of the arts in understanding and supporting the experiences of people with dementia.
In Septemebr 2012 we were delighted to welcome back renowned composer Ian Wilson and members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra to the hospital. Ian Wilson completed a successful residency in the stroke service, creating a unique new work entitled 'Bewitched'. He returned to complete a triptych of works based on the illnesses of older age - stroke, dementia and Parkinson's disease. He was joined once again by members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra, led by Kenneth Rice, Violinist, who performed a varied programme for patients in the Age Related Day Hospital as well as offering open rehearsals of Ian's new work. They were joined by Cathal Roche, Saxophonist for this particular project.The residency was a project to culminate in a unique seminar, Arts and Alzheimers, scheduled for Wednesday November 28th to be showcased at the Royal College of Physicians Ireland where Ian's new work would be performed.
Creative Writng Group for people with Chronic Pain started in September 2012 and was facilitated by Writer in Residence Michael McCarthy. The group ran for 10 weeks and was held at the South Dublin County Library , Tallaght. This group was a collaboration between the National Centre for Arts and Health, Chronic Pain Ireland and South Dublin County Libraries.
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President Michael D. Higgins to Attend Special Performance of "Bewitched" at RIAM as part of the Music tour funded by the Arts Council Touring Award. President will hear unique new work composed by Ian Wilson during his residence in Tallaght Hospital's Stroke Unit. The President, Michael D Higgins has accepted an invitation from Dr Ronan Collins(Director of Stroke Service and Consultant Physician in Older Adult & Stroke Medicine, Tallaght
Hospital) to attend a performance of a new work, Bewitched which was composed in the stroke unit of Tallaght Hospital. The special recital will take place on Friday, March 16th in the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin. Written by Belfast-born composer Ian Wilson, Bewitched was inspired by the experiences of Tallaght Hospital's stroke patients and the healthcare workers who work with them. During Wilson's three-month stay as Composer-in-Residence in the hospital's Stroke unit, he composed this new work for Irish soprano, Deirdre Moynihan and a string quartet (comprised of two violins, a viola and double bass). The project came about as a result of an initiative from the National Centre for the Arts in Health based in Tallaght Hospital. It is the latest in a long line of projects organised as part of Tallaght Hospital's ongoing Arts Programme. The programme - running now for over a decade - provides a substantial Arts and Health programme for patients and is encompassed as the National Centre for Arts and Health. The Arts Programme has seen patients and hospital staff collaborate with major cultural and artistic Irish institutions such as the Irish Chamber Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, the National Gallery of Ireland and the Museum of Modern Art, to name but a few. It is hoped that projects such as Bewitched will create awareness amongst medical and healthcare professionals of the important links between good health and the arts. Bewitched was first performed in the hospital on Wednesday November 24th 2010 to great acclaim and, as a result, the project was awarded the Arts Council Touring Award to bring Bewitched to four diverse venues in 2011/2012. The work has already started this tour. - 'President Michael D Higgins will be in attendance at an exclusive performance of Bewitched which will take place on Friday, March 16th at 6pm in the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin. Composer Ian Wilson and representatives from Tallaght Hospital's Stroke Unit and its National Centre for the Arts in Health will also be present at the event.
In 2011 we hosted an international conference -.Narratives of Health and Illness across the Lifespan The Centre contributes to major national and international conferences, including presentations at the School of Nursing and Midwifery Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference Trinity College, Dublin, Kildare County Council Arts and Health conference (2010), the Society for the Arts and Health, USA in 2005 and 2008. We also hosted a regional arts and health consultation meeting as part of South Dublin County Council's Arts Plan Development in 2010.
In 2010, the National Centre for Arts and Health at The Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin hosted an exciting new residency funded by The Arts Council. Composer Ian Wilson was in residence in the stroke unit for next three months. He composed a new work for Saprano Deirdre Moynihan anda a string quartet, based on the experiences of patients with stroke, entitled Bewitched. Members of The Irish Chamber Orchestra returned to the hospital following a successful residency in 2006 to work alongside Ian, performing for patients and conducting open rehearsals of the work in development, along with soprano Deirdre Moynihan. Patients and staff in the unit were involved in shaping the work with the composer.
A final performance of the work was given in the hospital on Wednesday November 24th and following the success of this project the hospital was awarded the Arts Council Touring Award to take the national innovation to four exciting venues in 2011 – 2012.
The tour is a collaboration between the National Centre for Arts and Health at the hospital, the Age Related Health Care Unit, the Irish Chamber Orchestra, the Composer Ian Wilson and the four venues. It is funded by The Arts Council. For more information and how to book please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
The venues for the tour are: Download Flyer for more and Bioghraphies.
Picture Gallery of the 'Bewtiched' Tour HERE
The Postgraduate Certificate in Arts in Healthcare Settings is the first accredited course in Arts and Health in Ireland. The course aims to provide students with an understanding of the key theories that inform teaching and learning in adulthood; to provide them with the knowledge and skills to work creatively with groups; to give them the capacity to critically reflect on their practice in the field of arts and health and to give them an understanding of what 'arts and health' is and the role of the arts in healthcare, both theoretical and practical. The course is delivered by and in association NUI Maynooth . All students attending the course have the opportunity to attend a short placement in an arts and health setting (offered at the National Centre for Arts and Health, The Adelaide and Meath Hospital).
The special season is aimed at medical professionals, students, service users, artists and filmmakers interested indiscussing and challenging perceptions of mental ill health and how the issues are represented within film.Each evening will include refreshments and a screening followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with medicalprofessionals and service users including Professor Desmond O'Neill (Dept of Medical Gerontology, Adelaide andMeath Hospital), Dr Ian Daly (Executive Clinical Director of St. Lomans Mental Health Services) and Paddy McGowan(Irish Advocacy Network)
A Beautiful MindCast: Russell Crowe, Ed Harris, Jennifer Connelly
Lars And The Real GirlCast: Ryan Gosling, Emily Mortimer, Paul Schneider, Kelli Garner, Patricia Clarkson
Away From HerCast: Julie Christie, Michael Murphy and Gordon Pinsent
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With kind support from the Meath Foundation and Rua Red Arts Centre.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Arts in Healthcare Settings at NUI Maynooth was a collaboration between The National Centre for Arts and Health at The Adelaide and Meath Hospital and NUI Maynooth. This is the first accredited course in Arts and Health in Ireland and was carried out for the first time in Feb 2011. The course aimed to provide students with an understanding of the key theories that inform teaching and learning in adulthood; to provide them with the knowledge and skills to work creatively with groups; to give them the capacity to critically reflect on their practice in the field of arts and health and to give them an understanding of what 'arts and health' is and the role of the arts in healthcare, both theoretical and practical. Following the successful development and implementation of this new course, we are delighted to announce that this course will be running again in February 2012. For more information contact the Department of Continuing and Adult Education, NUI Maynooth.
We are delighted to announce that twelve students on the first course have now successfully graduated. They are:
Aisling McCormilla; Anne Coffey; Celia Richard; Estibaliz Errazquin; Gillian Hogan; Karen O'Connor; Liz Morris; Maria Hanna; Niamh O'Connor; Pam O'Connell; Vanessa Eakins; Vicky Linnane.
Jo's X-ray is a work of art : An ARTHRITIC patient attending Tallaght Hospital has discovered the world is at her finger tips - after one lady was selected as runner-up in the Art and Health Competition of the World Confederation of Physical Therapy . The Claw- Press Release.pdf (size 600.7 KB). For all the finalists and more news please follow the links Finalist Art Work The Claw. The image did not only go on exhibition in Amsterdam but has also made a storm of news locally. See more The Claw
Moving On is a new programme developed in 2010 for patients coping with long term illnesses in the community, as a transitioning support group from hospital into the community. This group ran successfully in 2010 and it involved a print making session and a creative writing session. The sessions run for 12 weeks each. We have received funding from The Meath Foundation to run this programme again in 2011.
An art therapy group run in October 2011 for patients from the rheumatology department. ARThritis! Following on from two succcessful art groups for patients. This year (2011) we will be working once again in close collaboration with the Rheumatology team to research the benefit of art therapy for out-patients who have arthritis.
A new project began in late 2010 for patients with dementia and their family Carers. The Adelaide Society kindly funded this project through its New Initiatives Scheme. The project is underway, facilitated by Artist in Residence Lucia Barnes. Patients from the Charlie O'Toole Day Hospital are participating in a weekly art group and work with family Carers will begin in February 2011. The final results of both parts of the project will be exhibited in an exhibition later in 2011. Click here for report
The National Centre is currently involved in assisting two hospital departments to enhance the environment.
Along side is a an image of a sculpture "The Tree of Life" that was part of a design project on the Pastoral Corridor. It is located at the entrance of the Hospital Chapel The Sculpture was designed and installed by Sculptor Mark Ryan
The Tree of LifeA Symbol of renewal, resurrection, immortality and optimism. The five polished bronze fruits represent five senses: hearing, taste, smell, touch and sight.
The National Centre for Arts and Health at Tallaght Hospital is always seeking volunteer artists to participate in the exciting art project for patients in the hospital. The project involves volunteer artists spending 1 – 2 hours per week with patients on selected wards. Visual artists use a 'Mobile Art Trolley' stocked with art materials and we welcome artists from all art forms, especially visual art, music and creative writing.. Artists invite patients to express themselves using the art materials by their bedside and support and encourage patients to engage in arts. Patients are offered the opportunity to create, but a refusal to engage will always be respected. Volunteer artists are supported by the Director of Arts and Health. The Clinical areas in which the artist would be offered work include Age Related Health Care, Renal Dialysis and Neurology (all adult patients) and with children in the National Children's Hospital (N.B. subject to Garda clearance and suitable references)
Click on the link below to find out more information about::
Call for Volunteer Artists.pdf (size 535.5 KB)
To apply for a volunteer artist position simply download the two attached recruitment forms, complete, and Post or Email them back to the Programme Manager at the address below. We look forward to hearing from you.
Download | Volunteer registration pack Volunteer registration pack.pdf (size 196.2 KB)
Download | Garda Vetting Form Garda Vetting Form - May 2015.pdf (size 150.6 KB)
Alison Baker Kerrigan
National Centre for Arts and Health
Tallaght Hospital, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
Tel: (01) 414 2076
Prof Desmond O'Neill - MA MD FRCPI AGSF FRCP(Glasg)Associate Professor, Dept of Medical Gerontology, Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin 24, IrelandTel: (01) 414 3215 email@example.com
'Perspectives of Ireland' - Photographic Exhibition
Exhibition Runs - from 5th October 2015 to 4th Feb 2016
Hospital Street, Tallaght Hospital.
A wonderful eclectic series of fine art carbon prints depicting Ireland through the lens of photographic artist Dominique Beyens. Perspectives of Ireland.pdf (size 577 KB)
After successful run in RUA RED Arts Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 (see below)
'Lying in Wait' - Paintings and Drawings by patients of Tallaght Hospital
'The Waiting Room' - Video & Photographic Installation by Visual Artist Deirdre Glenfield
Click to view 'The Waiting Room - Video' https://vimeo.com/121695920
Lying in Wait was an artist in residence project with adult patients in Tallaght Hospital led by artist Deirdre Glenfiled - supported by the National Centre for Arts and Health (NCAH). Futher information on the study may be seen by visiting http://www.artsandhealth.ie/case-studies/lying-in-wait/
Lying in Wait Statement.pdf (size 650.4 KB) | Exhibition Statement
The Waiting Room Artist Statement.pdf (size 363.1 KB) Exhibition Statement
Exhibitions 'Lying in Wait' and 'The Waiting Room' are available to view in the Cafe Area, in RUA RED Arts Centre from 8th March to 21st April 2015.
For more information contact Rua Red Arts Centre 01 451 firstname.lastname@example.com OR Hilary Moss 01 414 firstname.lastname@example.com or the artist https://sites.google.com/site/deirdreglenfield/
There are weekly music performances in the atrium and on wards by resident musicians . The music programme is funded by the Volunteer Coffee Shop in the hospital. The music includes:
In addition to the regular art live music programme for patients, there are 20 weekly art sessions for patients across the hospital. These are both groups and 1:1 bedside art sessions.These take part in the following areas:
1. Create -while -U -Wait- These workshops take place in the out patient and Accident and Emergency department waiting areas and are run by professional artists who volunteer their time. Activities include creating pictures, making masks, puppets etc.To see a session click - creatingpuppets.
2. In-patient Arts Sessions: Art sessions are available to children admitted in the hospital. The workshops are held either in groups in the play room or individual sessions are facilitated at the bedside for restricted patients.
3. Art Therapy sessions: A form of psychotherapy in which art materials are used for self-expression and reflection in the presence of a professionally trained art therapist. For a leaflet click here
Gallery 1of art sessions in the Children's Department
Headway aims to bring about positive change in the lives of those affected by Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). We are a not for profit organisation which was originally founded in 1985. Initially it was established as a support group for family members and professional to address the needs of the people with an ABI and their carer's.
Over the last 27 years the service has expanded and now provides a range of community based services; including psychological, day rehabilitation, training services, information and support and community integration. We also aim to increase public awareness of ABI and also the impact not just on the individual but also the family members and carer's. We have services in Dublin, Cork, Kerry and the South East. For more information on our services, check out our website at www.headway.ie or 1890 200278.
This exhibition is the work of our participants in our day service programme in Clontarf, Donnybrook and Lucan. Through participation in art classes members of the group find an outlet for self expression, increased self confidence, creativity, improved motor skills, attention, concentration, social interaction, memory, reminiscence.
Here are some quotes from our participants
"I like art because it passes the time and helps you concentrate. I feel good because I like to do art and it helps me…I can't get the words out…it helps me communicate. It helps me out a bit".
"It lets you express yourself. You've something to say to people and you can't get it out. You come in and get it out in the colours. You express yourself non -verbally. You can tell a lot about a person and they way they're feeling from what they're painting and what they're interested in."
This exhibition features original artwork by staff members of Tallaght Hospital and Trinity College- Tallaght Hospital Campus.
An open call was made for artwork by staff at this hospital. The theme for the exhibition is 'Hope'. The artwork, photography and poetry of thirteen staff members are featured in this exhibition which continues along Hospital Street.
This exhibition celebrates the hidden talents and creativity of our staff. It emphasises the hope we all need during these recessionary times and in times of ill health.
This is an exhibition of art work by people who have experienced
hospital life either from a patient's view or/and an artist's view.
Exhibition run from April 2012 - September 2012.
The exhibition is along the Hospital Main Corridor.
About the artists click here
Along Hospital St,AMNCH Tallaght,
From 5th November to 4th February 2012
Hugh McCarty a Dublin born artist, has exhibited extensively over the past
ten years in Ireland, Uk and Spain, and is the recipient of numerous awards with solo exhibitions in the Stone Gallery, Monster Truck Gallery, Hillsboro Fine Art, Jonathon Swift gallery Dublin.
Hugh is currently working and living in Tallaght.
Hugh McCarthy's new paintings and works on paper contain amorphous masses and geometric areas of colour that invade and leave the picture plane. These abstract compositions reference product labels, 80´s computer games, and advertisements amongst a plethora of motifs culled from the history of art, both past and present. With this booty of painted and computer-printed quotations McCarthy creates types of hybrid landscapes or tweaked dreamlands.
These New paintings engage a notion of "Organized Living" and comments on commercialization and its dialogue with the surrounding wilderness. Yet there is a harmony to be found in this play of opposing parts as they fuse together to communicate McCarthy's aesthetic interests.
This unique style moves from landscape to abstraction with energetic colour, fanciful doodles and sophisticated line drawings and by juxtaposing disparate elements, such as biomorphic and mechanical forms, masculine and feminine elements; he establishes a sense of tension throughout.
These new works contain a complex array of signs, symbols, colours, and shapes, a celebration of freedom - aesthetic, commercial, formal or otherwise. His paintings represent not only the sleek image of contemporary life but also the very spirit of post-modern capitalism. Bright and artificial, the convergence is both a retailer's utopian vision and, to the critic of consumer culture, a dystopian nightmare. Hugh's vision is celebratory and appalling in equal measure.
For further information or to purchase a painting please contact
Alternative Entertainments firstname.lastname@example.com or call 087 962 8832.
The Exibition run until February 2012.
Along Hospital Street
From 1st August to 30th November 2011
These wonderful images you see here were especially commissioned by Friends of Breastfeeding in 2010 to mark World Breastfeeding Week (1st-8th August 2010) and during National Breastfeeding Week (1st-7th October 2010) were displayed in the venues around the country including, The Coombe Women's and Infants Hospital, The Rotunda Hospital, Our Lady of Lourdes Drogheda, Midlands Regional Hospital (Port Laois), Letterkenny Women's Centre, Mahon Point Shopping Centre Cork, Cork University Maternity Hospital, Waterford Regional Hospital.
All the mothers and babies you see in these photographs are volunteers and mothers who work tirelessly to normalise breastfeeding in Ireland and provide support options to those who choose to breastfeed.Friends of Breastfeeding would like to thank The Adelaide & Meath Hospital, incorporating the National Children's Hospital for the opportunity to display these images.
Friends of Breastfeeding, Carmichael House, North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7, Ph:0871624523 /Email:email@example.com Charity in Ireland: CHY19054
(DRIFTROOT, Plastic horse with shadow(53x39cms)-drawing)
An exhibition of paintings
3rd May - 1st August 2011
Jackie Askew is based in Liscannor, Co. Clare and has exhibited regularly over the past twenty years, with solo exhibitions at The Mermaid Arts Centre, Dunamaise Arts Centre, The Riverbank Arts Centre and County Hall, Kilkenny. She has also been selected for a number of group exhibitions in Ireland and England. She recently won the Millcove Gallery Award and has been selected to participate in a residency in Iceland later this year. As well as private collections, her work is in the collection of Limerick City Council and Meath County Council.
Jackie Askew's recent work is a return to colour and abstraction. These small-scale oil paintings, through their layers, texture and linear elements, reference the artist's immediate environment of the beach and the objects found on it. Worn plastic, rope, pieces of half buried clothing are all visual influences. These elements are echoed through the process of painting with rope-like linear structures that are interwoven through layers of colour. She paints from a gut level " it is a physical reaching past what I have known, into unfamiliar ground. New depths of engagement with the bodily movement of painting translates into a more intuitive way of being in my body in the world. This then gives rise to unfamiliar linear structures that seem to be moving through time and space. Through the act of painting there is as much taking away as there is putting down, so that in the end there is no mark left that is not meant to be. It is a process of unravelling of fresh experience in the present moment. A balance of patient excavation with the urgency of mark making".
To purchase a painting please contact :Alternative Entertainments email@example.com or call 01 452 0611 OR 0879440850
Display of Wood turned Items
Tuesday 07/06/11 to Thursday 09/06/11
Venue: Tallaght Hospital -Atrium
Every Year the WoodTurners Exhibit their beautiful work at AMNCH in conjunction with The Arts Centre. Some Items on exhibition are available for sale and all funds go towards funding The Alzheimer Society of Ireland
This exhibition celebrates the work of children and teenagers from Oak, Beech and Maple wards at the National Children's Hospital. Children were given freedom to explore their creativity, which is central to the healing nature of art making. The question asked of each participant was simple… "What makes you special?"… What unfolded is a collection of vibrant fantasies and dreams, visual stories, reflections and interests. Each painting celebrates the unique qualities and individuality of its creator. It is now a permanent exhibition on the ward corridors in the NCH.
Researchers at the National Centre for Arts and Health are delighted to announce three new publications:
O'Neill, A. and H. Moss (2015). "A Community Art Therapy Group for Adults With Chronic Pain." Journal of the American Art Therapy Association 32(4): 158 - 167.
Khan, W., I. Mohamad Onn Yap, et al. (2015). "Perceptions of music therapy for older people among healthcare professionals." BMJ Medical Humanities (in press)
Moss, H. The Modern Curator in Hospital (unpublished report).
For more information or copies of these papers please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Dementia Friendly Hospitals.pdf (size 6.8 MB)
Dementia Friendly Hospitals - supported by the Meath Foundation
Please view National Centre for Arts and Health Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals here! Publication list.pdf (size 36.9 KB)
A selection of publications are listed here. For copies of any publications or more information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Over the last decade, the Arts Programme in Tallaght Hospital has evolved to provide not only a substantial arts and health programme, but also national leadership in academic and practical development of this important aspect of health. The programme, now encompassed as the National Centre for Arts and Health, has engaged in collaboration with major cultural institutions in the State, including the Irish Chamber Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, the National Gallery of Ireland, NUI-Maynooth and RUA RED Arts Centre.
The National Centre developed an accredited postgraduate certificate in arts in healthcare settings with Maynooth University. This is the first such accredited course in Arts and Health in Ireland and started for the first time in February 2011. Currently, the Centre and Maynooth are providing a series of professional development masterclasses to provide students with an understanding of the key theories that inform teaching and learning in adulthood; to provide them with the knowledge and skills to work creatively with groups; to give them the capacity to critically reflect on their practice in the field of arts and health and to give them an understanding of what 'arts and health' is and the role of the arts in healthcare, both theoretical and practical.
The Centre actively contributes to the Medical Humanities course at Trinity College Dublin School of Medicine. A new module on Arts and Health was delivered in early 2011 for undergraduate first year medical students and is delivered annually.. This course is led by Prof. O'Neill and is a new medical humanities component on the undergraduate medical degree course.
Mask making workshop for medical students exploring mental illness.
Staff involvement in the arts at Tallaght Hospital is very important. Whilst our primary aim is to improve the aesthetic environment for patients, we run a number of staff arts experiences and workshops throughout the year. For more information or to get involved in staff arts experiences please contact any the Centre.
Previous arts for staff experiences include:
The National Centre for Arts and Health (NCAH), exists to improve patient care and to promote the benefits of the arts in health. Situated in Tallaght Hospital the Centre runs an Art programme which is free for everyone attending the hospital. All art programmes are tailored to the needs of individual patients and clinical departments. The hospital arts programme features a number of national innovations and strives to promote best practice in arts and health, through professional development, evaluation and research. The centre also offers consultation and advice to services establishing arts and health programmes and regularly gives presentations on its work, within both medical and arts settings.
Over the last decade, the Arts Programme at Tallaght Hospital has evolved to provide not only a substantial arts and health programme but also national leadership in academic and practical development ofthis important aspect of health. The programme has received constant support from the Volunteer Coffee Shop Fund, as a programme which accesses all areas and all specialties within the hospital. In addition, the three hospital foundations (the Adelaide Hospital Society, the Meath Foundation and the National Children's Hospital Foundation) have been very supportive of a wide range of arts and health projects.
The programme, now encompassed as the National Centre for Arts and Health, has engaged in collaboration with major cultural institutions in the State, including the Irish Chamber Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, the National Gallery of Ireland, the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Irish Film Institute and various artist and ensembles. Currently, for example, we have an Arts Council funded composer-in-residence in the Stroke Service, Ian Wilson.
Novel programmes have generated a volume of poetry by the patients, exhibitions at local galleries of art by patients – including the ARThritis programme and exhibitions, including one at the local community gallery, Rua Red.
Of particular importance has been the development of an academic track, with the first papers on arts and health from any Irish hospital published in the biomedical literature, as well as the development of a course to train artists to work in a healthcare environment. NUI Maynooth are now delivering the first accredited post graduate certificate in Arts and Health in partnership with the National Centre for Arts and Health.
We aim to:
What Arts are brought to the programme?
For more information on the arts programme contact
Dr. Hilary Moss
Director of Arts and Health
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I think I tacked Nymph on to an order from The Lily Garden. Keep adding to it. I want lilies EVERYWHERE!!!!
Fantastic pics. I really like that seedling in the second pic.
I don't understand 'seedling'? They don't have names?
If you cross a named lily with another named lily...you have a 'seedling' with no name. They will be named if they are deemed worthy to keep and register.
I kinda wondered if that was the case. Neat.
All gorgeous, and I saw Kushi Maya on a certain website. I was greatly tempted. Now, let me think...where was it???
Nice lilies...
Great pics Ramona! I'm partial to that 1st seedling pic at the top of the page with the dark spots. YUM!
Do you have any luck growing Kushi Maya in Maine?
Kushi Maya over-wintered for me here in Maine last year. She is very slow about coming up though and waited for temps to get into the 70's before raising her little head. This is year two so I am anxious to see if it will come back again.
Good, let me know....I may try her. :)
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