Exhibition
Child Mind Institute
The Mack Art Foundation launched the Exhibition Wall project with the Child Mind Institute, integrating art into the every day lives of children navigating mental health challenges and learning disabilities.
Featuring a dynamic combination of established and emerging artists, each exhibition will explore themes related to mental health, allowing children to find solace, joy, and reflection in the art around them.
The Exhibition Wall is curated by Christine Mack, who has served on the board of the Child Mind Institute since 2011, alongside her husband, Richard Mack. Their service reflects a commitment to the well-being of young people that runs parallel to the MAF's support of young artists shaping a better future.
Exhibition
Child Mind Institute
The Mack Art Foundation launched the Exhibition Wall project with the Child Mind Institute, integrating art into the every day lives of children navigating mental health challenges and learning disabilities.
Featuring a dynamic combination of established and emerging artists, each exhibition will explore themes related to mental health, allowing children to find solace, joy, and reflection in the art around them.
The Exhibition Wall is curated by Christine Mack, who has served on the board of the Child Mind Institute since 2011, alongside her husband, Richard Mack. Their service reflects a commitment to the well-being of young people that runs parallel to the MAF's support of young artists shaping a better future.
Exhibition
Child Mind Institute
The Mack Art Foundation launched the Exhibition Wall project with the Child Mind Institute, integrating art into the every day lives of children navigating mental health challenges and learning disabilities.
Featuring a dynamic combination of established and emerging artists, each exhibition will explore themes related to mental health, allowing children to find solace, joy, and reflection in the art around them.
The Exhibition Wall is curated by Christine Mack, who has served on the board of the Child Mind Institute since 2011, alongside her husband, Richard Mack. Their service reflects a commitment to the well-being of young people that runs parallel to the MAF's support of young artists shaping a better future.