An abandoned hospital has been transformed into an art gallery focused on emotions. It's in Westlake at the old St. Vincent Medical Center, which is temporarily called the Hospital of Emotions.

A new immersive art project in Los Angeles is set to occupy the shuttered St. Vincent Medical Center, turning a site in transition into a large-scale environment organized around human emotion.

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Hospital of Emotions,” an immersive pop-up exhibition inside the former St. Vincent Medical Center, has recently transformed ...

Deb Dall (left) and Mary Hollister, St. Joe’s Healing Arts Commission, begin hanging a new art exhibition by local artist Nina Jerome in the lobby of St. Joseph Family Medicine at 900 Broadway on ...

"Shifting Stillness," an exhibition featuring works by 10 Vietnamese artists, is on display at Hanoi French Hospital from ...

Young patients at Advocate Children’s Hospital in Oak Lawn soon will enjoy painting, drawing and playing instruments in a newly created studio. “I am really excited because it will change how I ...

Don't expect any drab hospital corridors in this state-of-the-art hospital. The architecture and design makes a statement - from the emergency department down to labor and delivery, the halls are full ...

In the face of parking fee changes at Balboa Park, there's increased scrutiny on accessibility and who the park — and by extension, culture — belongs to. But for Balboa Art Conservation Center (BACC), ...

In her landmark book “Homo Aestheticus,” anthropologist Ellen Dissanayake addresses the classic issue of culture versus biology: Why do people make art? Why do they respond to art in the way they do?