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Complex Neurology

September 9, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Em Farquhar-Barrie is a multi-disciplinary artist at Making Room Community Arts, an arts company which promotes radical inclusivity and the collaboration of diverse communities through…

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Myriam Tillson, mental health, art, imposter syndrome, watercolour, painting, not enough, comparison, wanning, video, thoughts

Wanning

June 10, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture, Video

Based in London, UK, French artist Myriam Tillson works with watercolour and gouache. She creates pieces inspired by fantastical and surreal themes. Her painting entitled,…

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Sorrow

May 1, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

‘Sorrow’, an 1882 drawing by Vincent van Gogh, depicts a 32-year-old pregnant woman, Clasina Maria Hoornik, who went by the name of Sien. Sien was homeless and had addictions to alcohol and tobacco and was working in prostitution. Van Goh provided her and…

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Anxious Man

February 4, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Glenn Brady is a talented artist from Brisbane, Australia. Many of his pieces are landscapes depicting rows of wooden houses behind narrow roads in a…

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Kim Noble, 3X, Dissociative Identity Disorder, painting, artist, childhood trauma, therapy

Painting Personalities

January 2, 2019
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Kim Noble is a prolific artist living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, likely resulting from severe childhood trauma. Kim has twenty different personalities, and in order to communicate…

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Mend

Mend

December 17, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Based in Toronto, Canada, artist Charli Forrester experienced a period of insomnia in September 2017 and turned to drawing to occupy her mind. The next day, she…

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Never Too Late to Start

Never Too Late to Start

December 3, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Making art has always been a part of human expression and seems to have positive effects for individuals working through various emotional turmoil. Art does not…

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The Horrors of War

The Horrors of War

November 19, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Though appointed by Napoleon Bonaparte to grandly depict the exploits of the French army, artist Antoine-Jean Gros instead depicted the destruction wrought by Napoleon’s army –…

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Maxim Vorobiev, loss, grief, depression, painting, pain, shock, death, metaphor, despair

Fractured by Lightning

October 17, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“Oak Fractured by Lightning” is an oil painting created by Russian landscape artist Maxim Vorobiev in 1842. Most of Vorobiev’s paintings depict peaceful sceneries including countrysides, seasides, rivers and trees. However, this…

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Art, Painting, Sadness, Depressed, Melancholy, Mental Illness, Mental Health, Glenn Brady, Dark, Artist, Depression, Image

Turning Blue

October 3, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

From Brisbane, Australia, self-taught artist Glenn Brady mesmerizes viewers with his dark and eerie paintings. Turning Blue is no exception. Brady uses blueish hues to portray…

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Art, Therapy, bipolar disorder, Treatment, Mental Health, mental illness, images, painting, Jackson Pollock, depression

Action Painting

September 17, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Jackson Pollock was an American painter who suffered from bipolar disorder and alcoholism for most of his life. Pollock founded the Abstract Expressionist Movement introducing a dramatic new style of painting referred to as…

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Madness on Display

Madness on Display

August 1, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

The disturbing details beautifully rendered in the final painting of William Hogarth‘s eight-painting project A Rake’s Progress (1735) continues to draw attention to the scandalous…

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Old Man In Sorrow

Old Man In Sorrow

May 16, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Many of Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings illustrate the mental health struggles the artist lived with. Towards the end of his life, his thoughts on death…

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Man Without Gravity

Man Without Gravity

March 21, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“Man Without Gravity” is Josef Forster’s only work and was originally untitled.  This expressionist style piece painted after 1916 depicts a boy in a black…

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Behind Bars

Behind Bars

January 17, 2018
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Judith Carlin’s art explores the human condition, our stories, and how we treat one another. Believing in the positive power of art, Judith uses her…

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Surprising Side Effect of Parkinson’s Drug: Compulsive Creativity

Surprising Side Effect of Parkinson’s Drug: Compulsive Creativity

December 8, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Clinical Practice, Research, Therapy

In 2014, Ingrid Hauff was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD), a degenerative disorder that attacks the nervous system, leading to speech impairment, loss of control…

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Vision of a Ghost

Vision of a Ghost

December 6, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

William Blake, an English poet and artist of the Romantic era, experienced visions throughout his life. Blake’s visions often contained religious themes and imagery and…

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A View from the Asylum

A View from the Asylum

November 22, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

“The Starry Night” is one of the moist famous paintings by Vincent van Gogh, the post-impressionist painter. It depicts van Gogh’s view out of the…

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Asylum

Asylum

November 8, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

Vincent Willem van Gogh was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art. Unfortunately,…

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The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke

The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke

October 17, 2017
Robert T. Muller
Arts & Culture

English artist Richard Dadd was well-known in the Victorian era for his supernatural and enigmatic illustrations. Some of Dadd’s best work was created while he…

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