The Alchemy

Collage & Connect invites you to take part in a large collective artwork created for an exhibition about hospitality and what connects us.

Many artists from different creative backgrounds will present their own interpretation of the theme.

Hospitality can take many forms: opening a door, making space, protecting, listening, sharing, or welcoming someone into your story. It can be intimate or political, fragile or powerful.

Now it is our turn to express it through collage.

Each collage will become part of the whole, connected by a purple thread, and presented during a 2 weeks exhibition:

📍 8–18 October 2026

📍 in a symbolic place of hospitality in Marseille

Each collage will become part of the whole, connected by the purple thread.

The works will be sold, and the proceeds will support an association helping women in vulnerable situations. (Its name will be announced soon.)

Explore art in a multi-sensory way as mindfulness practitioners share their skills, insights, and reflections.

Join Wednesdae at Module 7 of this 8 module course brought to you by the MoMA.

Engaging with art can support well-being by helping us build skills that have value in our daily lives, such as deepening awareness, considering new perspectives, and sparking inspiration. When we tend to our well-being, we cultivate our sense of purpose, identity, insight, and connection with ourselves and others. By taking this course, we hope you discover what well-being looks like, feels like, and means to you and that you find new ways to nurture well-being in your life through art.

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Nasty Women Art Show 2020

This mannequin sculpture was created depicting the duality of racial-based violence, gender based violence, and sexual based violence.

A piece made about chronic pain and health issues that ended up on the cover of Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy in June 2015.