Collaborative HHIVE Article Now Available
HHIVE members Sarah Anne Singer, Kym Weed, Jennifer Edwell, Jordynn Jack, and Jane Thrailkill recently published a co-authored article in the Journal of Medical Humanities about the importance of undergraduate research exposure in health humanities. The article, which you can now access online, will … Read more
Ashley Ruhashya – The Nightmare and Women’s Health
Henry Fuseli’s painting, The Nightmare, is a complex piece of art that portrays an element of fear in helplessness and impotency. Emitting dark and irrational forces, this painting floods viewers with questions on posed themes, painter’s intent, and subliminal messages. … Read more
Akhila Boyina- Inked: Shawn Coss’s Different Take on Mental Health
Shawn Coss recently made a collection of ink sketches illustrating a compilation of different mental illnesses for the social art event of Inktober. Inktober is a social art festival encouraging artists to draw an ink sketch every day in the … Read more
Devyn Davis, Burning Fever
Burning Fever The Fever Within: The Art of Ronald Lockett at UNC’s Ackland Art Museum is an exposé that commands attention. Not only is the work astounding, but its social nuances may require you to linger and dig a bit … Read more
Patrick Pasquariello, Ronald Lockett and HIV
Shakespeare writes in Hamlet that one purpose of art is “to hold as ‘twere the mirror up to nature.”1 One fundamental part of nature is our own human nature. Indeed, many artists endeavor to create works that lead us to … Read more
Tori Placentra, “Profile Piece on Dr. Telhan”
By: Tori Placentra University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Class of 2017 Chemistry & English B.A. tplace@live.unc.edu For Dr. Raj Telhan, the epitome of the meaning of Health Humanities can be found in the anatomical sketches of Andreas … Read more
Izzy Pinheiro, “Save and Savor”
“Save and Savor” is a student documentary film about the music, art, medicine, and health. The film was written, directed, filmed, edited, and produced by Izzy Pinheiro in Professor Todd Taylor’s ENGL 318 in the fall of 2015 at UNC … Read more