AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
ACCESS, ADVOCATE, SHARE, CELEBRATE
We respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia as the First Peoples and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
We respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia as the First Peoples and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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Art as Acts of Care
Making Meaning: Art as Acts of Care was a performance and online artwork created by Danica Knezevic at UTS to bring to life the undervalued and underacknowledged work of individuals in caring roles.
Our 2020: Students use collaborative collage to process a pandemic
Visual artist Toni Hassan collaborated with students at a primary school in Canberra to produce Our 2020, a collage which explores experiences with home learning to help process the pandemic.
Using Installation Art to Share Health Knowledge
Professor Katherine Boydell, co-chair of the Arts Health Network, will be joined by Dr Barbara Doran and Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos at Vivid Ideas Exchange to talk about arts-based knowledge translation and to present the HIVE: a co-created art installation about health.
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JOIN THE NETWORK
You can join the Arts Health Network (AHNNA) by completing this contact form. We will send you an email every time we post a new article or event on the website so you can keep up to date. We may also use your contact details to inform you of upcoming events or initiatives. You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. We will treat your information with respect. By joining, you agree that we may process your information in accordance with these terms.
Art as Acts of Care
Making Meaning: Art as Acts of Care was a performance and online artwork created by Danica Knezevic at UTS to bring to life the undervalued and underacknowledged work of individuals in caring roles.
Art as Acts of Care
Making Meaning: Art as Acts of Care was a performance and online artwork created by Danica Knezevic at UTS to bring to life the undervalued and underacknowledged work of individuals in caring roles.
Our 2020: Students use collaborative collage to process a pandemic
Visual artist Toni Hassan collaborated with students at a primary school in Canberra to produce Our 2020, a collage which explores experiences with home learning to help process the pandemic.
Using Installation Art to Share Health Knowledge
Professor Katherine Boydell, co-chair of the Arts Health Network, will be joined by Dr Barbara Doran and Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos at Vivid Ideas Exchange to talk about arts-based knowledge translation and to present the HIVE: a co-created art installation about health.
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Art as Acts of Care
Making Meaning: Art as Acts of Care was a performance and online artwork created by Danica Knezevic at UTS to bring to life the undervalued and underacknowledged work of individuals in caring roles.
Our 2020: Students use collaborative collage to process a pandemic
Visual artist Toni Hassan collaborated with students at a primary school in Canberra to produce Our 2020, a collage which explores experiences with home learning to help process the pandemic.
Using Installation Art to Share Health Knowledge
Professor Katherine Boydell, co-chair of the Arts Health Network, will be joined by Dr Barbara Doran and Dr Helen Vatsikopoulos at Vivid Ideas Exchange to talk about arts-based knowledge translation and to present the HIVE: a co-created art installation about health.
Frame of Mind: Mental health and the arts
'Frame of Mind: Mental health and the arts' is an arts program exploring the mental health challenges faced by artists and how themes of mental health are explored in their artistic practice.