Hippocrene 2008

**MSFixR** · 05-15-2009, 11:24 AM

I have been waiting patiently for the next submissions to the student, faculty and staff art show which took place in January 2009 to be posted, but to date nothing. So the following graphic arts submissions are from the 2008 show.

"Windows" Elizabeth Joy Levine Program in Occupational Therapy

"Greece" Doug Brown Barnes Jewish Hospital Ethicist

"Deity" Judy Wang Program in Physical Therapy

"Chimney" S. Burcu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology

"Puzzled" Jason Hill MSTP V

"Jazzy" Jama Rendell Department of Radiology

"Endless Sea" Judy Wang Program in Physical Therapy

"Calla Lilly Visitor" Rebecca Hulett Bowling Department of Radiology

"Remembering Tomorrow" Richard Jachimowicz Staff Bone Marrow Transplant

"Windblown Tree" Melissa Najarian Program in Occupational Therapy

"Woman Resting" Rose Veile Department of Human Genetics

"Los Angeles as seen from Griffith Park" Mike Montana MSTP IV

"Seal Posing on Rock" Shannon Macauley Program in Neuroscience

"Standing on the Edge" A. Brucu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology

Untitled Young Min Kim WUMS I

"St. Louis Storm" Rose Veile Department of Human Genetics

"St. Louis" Morgan Rothenberger Program in Occupational Therapy

"Impasse" Vinay Dewan WUSM I

"The Inside Passage" Mike Montana MSTP IV

"Guiding Light" Kaveh Kousari WUSM III

"Blue Meconopsis" Shannon Macauley Program in Neuroscience

"Venetian Moorings" Lourdes R. Ylagan Department of Pathology

"Paper Faces on Parade" Jason Hill MSTP V

"Exit" A. Burcu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology

In addition to graphic arts there are poetry and prose/short story submissions. The following is one example of the poetry.

"Courage"

Comes in the form of a small child
Her left eye askew
From tumor in her brain

A smile on her face
Wide as a crescent moon
She says "Nice to meet you!"
In her 8-year-old voice

Shakes hands
Waves goodbye to nurses
Her mother smiles
Quiet pride
Standing by

Daughter lies down on the bed
-Not bed. More like a plank.
They warn her of the coming pain

Like a prince in iron mask
She lets us place
The plastic on her face
Moulded just for her
Screwed down in place

The catheter no longer works
We cannot flush the propofol
"Can you remain awake?"
She says she likes the anesthetic
But it's okay

We screw the mask back down
To radiate her brain

She cannot speak
Cannot smile
Can barely move
And yet
She holds her right thumb up
To say that she's "OK"

Anna Woodbury
WUSM IV

Source: Hippocrene

**Camino** · 05-15-2009, 11:49 AM

Incredible art work!!!
The poem, very appropriately named (it brought tears to my eyes)!
Thank you, for sharing!

**MissyO** · 05-25-2009, 01:07 AM

"Paper Faces on Parade" Jason Hill MSTP V gets my vote for the most texturally rich, and thought provoking.
Favourite is the calla lily one, but that's not realllly art, more of a great botanical photo.

But they're all fabulous, thanks for posting those Fixr.

05-15-2009, 11:24 AM	#1 (permalink)
MSFixR Moderate Moderator Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Dante's Inferno, Circle 5 Posts: 13,277 My Profile	Hippocrene 2008 I have been waiting patiently for the next submissions to the student, faculty and staff art show which took place in January 2009 to be posted, but to date nothing. So the following graphic arts submissions are from the 2008 show. "Windows" Elizabeth Joy Levine Program in Occupational Therapy "Greece" Doug Brown Barnes Jewish Hospital Ethicist "Deity" Judy Wang Program in Physical Therapy "Chimney" S. Burcu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology "Puzzled" Jason Hill MSTP V "Jazzy" Jama Rendell Department of Radiology "Endless Sea" Judy Wang Program in Physical Therapy "Calla Lilly Visitor" Rebecca Hulett Bowling Department of Radiology "Remembering Tomorrow" Richard Jachimowicz Staff Bone Marrow Transplant "Windblown Tree" Melissa Najarian Program in Occupational Therapy "Woman Resting" Rose Veile Department of Human Genetics "Los Angeles as seen from Griffith Park" Mike Montana MSTP IV "Seal Posing on Rock" Shannon Macauley Program in Neuroscience "Standing on the Edge" A. Brucu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology Untitled Young Min Kim WUMS I "St. Louis Storm" Rose Veile Department of Human Genetics "St. Louis" Morgan Rothenberger Program in Occupational Therapy "Impasse" Vinay Dewan WUSM I "The Inside Passage" Mike Montana MSTP IV "Guiding Light" Kaveh Kousari WUSM III "Blue Meconopsis" Shannon Macauley Program in Neuroscience "Venetian Moorings" Lourdes R. Ylagan Department of Pathology "Paper Faces on Parade" Jason Hill MSTP V "Exit" A. Burcu Babaoglan Program in Developmental Biology In addition to graphic arts there are poetry and prose/short story submissions. The following is one example of the poetry. "Courage" Comes in the form of a small child Her left eye askew From tumor in her brain A smile on her face Wide as a crescent moon She says "Nice to meet you!" In her 8-year-old voice Shakes hands Waves goodbye to nurses Her mother smiles Quiet pride Standing by Daughter lies down on the bed -Not bed. More like a plank. They warn her of the coming pain Like a prince in iron mask She lets us place The plastic on her face Moulded just for her Screwed down in place The catheter no longer works We cannot flush the propofol "Can you remain awake?" She says she likes the anesthetic But it's okay We screw the mask back down To radiate her brain She cannot speak Cannot smile Can barely move And yet She holds her right thumb up To say that she's "OK" Anna Woodbury WUSM IV Source: Hippocrene

05-15-2009, 11:49 AM	#2 (permalink)
Camino Triple the Pleasure!... Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3,842 My Profile	Incredible art work!!! The poem, very appropriately named (it brought tears to my eyes)! Thank you, for sharing!

05-25-2009, 01:07 AM	#3 (permalink)
MissyO Perennially Disgruntled Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Sydney Posts: 4,396 My Profile	"Paper Faces on Parade" Jason Hill MSTP V gets my vote for the most texturally rich, and thought provoking. Favourite is the calla lily one, but that's not realllly art, more of a great botanical photo. But they're all fabulous, thanks for posting those Fixr.

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