Overview

Overview

Arts & Medicine Institute Events

All events listed below are free and open to patients, families, visitors and employees.

For more information or to become involved in the Arts & Medicine Institute activities, please contact us:

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Calendar of Events

Calendar of Events

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For more information contact: artsandmedicine@ccf.org or 216.448.8330.

Current Exhibition

Current Exhibition

Art, Activism & Advocacy

March 20 - June 18, 2019
Julia and Larry Pollock Gallery
Cleveland Clinic main campus

More and more, contemporary artists are using their artistic practice as a form of activism, turning their artwork into prominent statements of advocacy for themselves, their local communities and broader global populations. Local Cleveland artists Amber Ford, Sarah Kabot and student photographers from the youth program Shooting Without Bullets are all turning their lens toward some of the biggest social issues facing our communities and our nation: race, immigration and the ways in which consumers receive and process news media. Bringing these works together at Cleveland Clinic allows us the opportunity to reflect inward, and to encourage an open dialogue about issues that directly affect our patients, visitors and caregivers—both within and outside our walls. 

Ongoing Programs

Ongoing Programs

Performing Arts Program

A regular series of performances that provide audiences the opportunity to engage local artists, students and groups. This program is made possible through the generous support of many individuals, foundations, and companies.

Art Ambassador Program

Guided tours of Cleveland Clinic Art Collection: the Art Program offers guided, 45-minute tours of Cleveland Clinic's contemporary art collection, including information on the artists and their works. Tours are available for patients, guests and employees. Tours of three different collections housed in the Sydell & Arnold Miller Family Pavilion are available. The tours start at the Miller Lobby Information desk at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. most Wednesday and some Saturdays. No reservation is necessary.

Art in the Afternoon

Guided art tours for individuals with memory loss and their care partners. Hosted by appointment for small groups at Main Campus or for larger groups at Lyndhurst Campus, these free tours provide a forum for conversation inspired by Cleveland Clinic's Art Collection. Art in the Afternoon tours are designed to lift the spirits, engage the mind, and provide an enjoyable social experience for those with memory loss, dementia, and Alzheimer's Disease. Pre-registration is required. 

For More Information

Visiting the Collection
To register you and your loved one or your facility group for Art in the Afternoon
Call: 216.442.3585
Email: ccartprogram@ccf.org

Arts Videos On-Demand

Arts Videos On-Demand

Enjoy the arts on Cleveland Clinic Patient Televisions

The Arts and Medicine Institute is pleased to present a series of videos produced by Cleveland Arts Prize. Selections can be accessed through the On-Demand system by dialing 51616, and using catalogue numbers 667-698. These lively and interesting short documentary films highlight the life and work of visual artists, musicians, writers, architects and others who have been awarded a Cleveland Arts Prize.