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ALT The Water Lilies collection of images by photographer Sherman Hines, reproduced on metal by Posterjack, unfurls along a corridor at Stedman Community Hospice.
ALT Alan and Robin Loch and Don Tannahill install multiple Sherman Hines images of water lilies.
ALT The ArtWorks for Cancer installation team working at Stedman Community Hospice poses in a bright room with tall windows, amidst the beautiful artworks to be installed.
ALT Gazing down a hallway at Stedman Community Hospice, in which bold, colourful pieces are installed
ALT Brilliant images of flowers and lilypads fill a hallway at Stedman Community Hospice
ALT This hallway at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital offers this arresting pair of artworks: Drying Meat for Winter 20/25 1988 by Mary Pudlat and Loon in Open Water 25/40 1984 by Pudlo Pudlat.
ALT Painting entitled Wetland 2008 by artist Brian Kliewer is installed at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital in Toronto.
ALT William Kurelek, "After the Blizzard in Manitoba," 1967, Collection of Donald and Beth Sobey.
ALT New Horizons, 1987, a stonecut and stencil work on paper by Pudlo Pudlat, makes a striking addition to the wall between elevators at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital.
ALT I Believe in You, 2023 is a vibrant 4-piece polyptych (measuring 6 x 16.5 feet) by Patrick John Mills. It adorns a waiting area at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital.
ALT A series of brilliant images by Sherman Hines, rendered on metal by Posterjack, seems to cascade down a corridor at the entrance to Unit 6PMB (Thoracic Surgery and Respirology Unit) at UHN Toronto General Hospital.
ALT A calming image by Sherman Hines is perfectly situated in the Quiet Room of Unit 9ES (General Surgery and Acute Care Inpatient Unit) at UHN Toronto General Hospital.
ALT A bright hallway at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital (OSMH) is transformed by (left to right) Maples, Terrain #4 and Black Ash, a trio of 1997 works by Christina Luck
ALT Dr Michael Weinberg of ArtWorks for Cancer poses with a vibrant work by Barbara Caruso entitled Colour Lock, Black and Grey Series #14 freshly installed in a hallway at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital (OSMH).
ALT Don Tannahill of the ArtWorks for Cancer team and Krista Lovering of the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital (OSMH) discuss how several Sherman Hines photographs will be installed in the chemotherapy area.
ALT Two beautiful paintings by Shirley Maklik depicting rocky and treed shorelines on lakes bring to life a waiting area at the Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital (OSMH).