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The Art of Life: Healing Families Art Catalog Art Sponsorship in the Redleaf Center for Family Healing
Art Locations
GROUP ROOM SMALL MOTHER BACK WAITING OBSERVATION
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The Art of Life:
Healing Families
Healing Artwork Sponsorship
ABOUT THE ART
Art as a healing force is an important aspect of Hennepin
Healthcare’s commitment to providing the best patient and
family experience in a healing environment. Art is our universal
language. It transcends linguistic boundaries and cultural divides
where words are not necessary. Art is a personal expression to
share one’s thoughts, history and experiences, culture and core
values. It validates who we are as individuals, as a community, as
humans, as families. In addition, art inspired by nature can comfort,
calm, reduce pain and mobilize our body’s natural healing processes.
The primary goal for our healing art collection is to counter negative
emotions such as fear, anxiety, depression and loneliness with
positive feelings of calm, encouragement, compassion, sense of
belonging, joy, gratitude and inspiration to positively affect healing
and wellness. At the Redleaf Center for Family Healing, we believe
these positive feelings will ultimately help lift and support the
wellbeing of our valued families.
Thank you to our generous art sponsors who helped create
a beautiful, healing space for families.
For information about an artwork or to sponsor a piece,
call 612-741-0672 or email Marlys.Weyandt@hcmed.org.
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LOCATION 1 | Main Entry
Family Tree of Hope
Artist: Stacia Goodman | Design and collaboration with
V. Dorsey Hovde | Medium: Mosaic with ceramic tile, mirror,
and found objects; acrylic and wood (7.5’ x 9’)
SPONSORED BY HELEN GYULSUN KIM, SELÇUK ADABAĞ, EMRE ADABAĞ,
MINA ADABAĞ,
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AND OUR BELOVED ELDERS, 36 44 41 45B 40
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JAEHEUB KIM, ANNE YOUNGOK, AND CEVDET15
AND TÜRKAN ADABAĞ
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Artist Stacia Goodman’s24 mosaic technique of embedding objects into the ceramic tiles will 11
express the story of
23mother and parenthood. It is designed to be engaging to all members
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of a family. The artist, and
22 others who are invited to help, will collect found objects that will 9 10B
be incorporated to symbolize the joys and challenges of being a42 parent.
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This Mosaic is designed in 2 sections: 19 48
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(1) The Family Tree 19B 13 12 43 47
This 7.5’ high (9’ wide at the base) mosaic tree stands tall and strong, welcoming patients
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and their loved ones when 20they enter the front doors. This “Family Tree” is created to 50
27 express a magical quality where seeds flow and open 18 16 4B
in a mirrored stream, leaves bud
and the flow grows upward, emerging with life.
38 Above the mosaic tree trunk, a dimensional canopy of leaves will be added, formed by Donor
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multiple metal structures with perforated surfaces. Patients and visitors will be invited
33Bwish.” The ribbons, over time, will
to tie-on their own “ribbon of a hope, or a special
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create a full-textured canopy, symbolizing a community Family Tree of Hope. As the
signature work for the Center, it will offer a memorable, interactive photo
opportunity for moms and their families.
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Flow of
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ceramic tile, mirror, and found objects (11’ x 8.5’)
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This Mosaic is the second of two sections:
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provide the
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visual movement from the tree’s root, flowing and directing people
42 towards the Center. This stratified flow, spreading over 8.5’ and
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7 roots and reflecting water, will have many
suggestive of both anchoring
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8 of the embedded found objects that create a ribbon
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LOCATION 4 | Main Waiting Area
Oaks
Artist: Tanya Garvis | Medium: Enameled glass fused
on copper (18” x 60”)
SPONSORED BY ZUZANNE AND DAVID FENNER
In creating the three panels of OAK, Garvis imagines looking up a
tall oak tree, capturing the mosaic of colors and textures from the
movement of leaves, glimpses of branches revealed, and the pops
of fresh blue sky and dappled sunlight.
From the Artist: “I am very passionate about mental health; it has
touched me and my family and friends in many different ways. It is 45
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for a work to be installed in this place
of healing. My goal is that when others see my work that they can
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take a step back and stop holding their breath. I am hopeful that 11
viewers can connect with the color, texture and nature patterning 10
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in an intimate way and feel the joy, calm and awe.” 6 9 10B
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LOCATION 4B | Main Waiting Area
From Within
Artist: Cathy Bratter | Medium: Bronze sculpture on walnut base (22” x 14”)
SPONSORED BY TRADITION CAPITAL BANK
From the Artist: “I follow a very meditative process, resulting in art that is layered and
expressionistic. The past, present, and the future become one. I see the relationships in nature
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that generate moods and emotions. I try to capture these in my work. I create with rock, metals,
paints, and found objects. My sculptures and paintings express what is within my heart.”
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LOCATION 6 | Main Waiting Area — Reception Seating
New Pond, Day Begins, Frog Jumps In
Artist: Cathy Haight | Medium: Batik on cotton (30” x 40”)
SPONSORED BY JAMES N. AND JODI P. YOUNG
From the Artist: “Water is one of my very favorite subjects, and I do
think it has healing elements. As a child I spent much time visiting my
grandparents — both sets lived on lakes in Wisconsin, and I went to
summer camp at Pelican Lake, north of the Twin Cities. Now that I am
older, I travel all over the country in a motor home and enjoy hiking when
I’m not painting. I just love those small watery environments like this pond
area that inspired many a painting. In this one, I was taken by its wonder
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of quiet activity and shimmering light, with its serene beauty.”
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LOCATION 7 | Main Waiting Area
Earth Shield: Light In The Forest
Artist: Allison Luedtke | Medium: Fused and hand-formed glass with
hand-cast bronze elements, mixed media (52” x 36”)
SPONSORED BY NAC MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL SERVICES
From the Artist: “Using the form of a shield symbolizing a protective armor, this work will reflect
how emotional woundedness can deeply pierce our heart and soul, shattering dreams or our
self-identity as a woman, a mom, or as a partner. To find healing, immersing oneself in nature
is a good place to reignite the distinguished light in our soul, and to regain a sense of balance
and perspective. Finding that place of refuge where the energy of nature nourishes us, or going
inward to that imaginary place, we can build ourselves a new armor built of strength and hope.”
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LOCATION 9 | Exam Rooms Hallway — Outside Exam Room 1004
Ancestor Knowledge II
Artist: Chholing Taha | Medium: Acrylic on paper (24” x 20”)
SPONSORED BY MEGHAN WALSH AND CHUCK PUTZER,
ROSEMARY QUIRK AND JON WHITE
From the Artist: “In Ancestor Knowledge II this woman is giving thanks to her
Creator and all of the ancestors who came before for the gift of life, housed within
our bodies by our spirit. The pictograph images represent “ancestor knowledge”
which is also found within the star systems. This idea tells us to look up so we can
be assured that we are never truly lost in the world. Even ceremonial knowledge is
illustrated with the star constellations. The cradle board on her back holds within
its recesses two hands: the red one: mother who is already walking this earth and
the blue hand print which is the unborn spirit who will be ‘touched’ by the body,
mind and spirit of their intended Mother. We are truly all connected. This painting
was created to encourage healthy lifestyles, especially within the Indigenous
communities. It stresses the importance of healthy families which are critical for
healthy communities.”
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Swirling Currents
Artist: Jean Gumpper | Medium: Woodcut, pochoir
on paper (20” x 30”)
SPONSORED BY LUCY C. MITCHELL
From the Artist: “As an artist, I am always drawn to water. Born in
Hawaii, raised in Michigan surrounded by the Great Lakes, I now live
in the arid West. My prints draw inspiration from the lakes, rivers,
marshes, ponds, seeps, and springs I find both far away and near my
home. To me, these images become rich in meaning as they suggest
resilience, renewal, beauty, and new life in a time of constant change.”
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4LOCATION 10 | Exam Rooms Hallway — Outside Exam Room 1006
The Dance of Fireflies
Artist: Donna Westerling | Medium: Watercolor and mixed media
on silk (24” x 25”)
SPONSORED BY BROOKE MOSS AND DR. MICHAEL BELZER
From the Artist: “This piece was created after the passing of my dear friend,
who loved fireflies. I am an intuitive painter, so the process was meditative and
unplanned.It is watercolor on silk, with added fibers (including vintage silk thread
and metal thread), wire, old jewelry, and many knots.”
Donna Westerling has been a Psychiatric Nurse at Hennepin Healthcare for over 20 years.
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Bde Maka Ska Path
Artist: Alicia Anne Armstrong | Medium: Oil on canvas
(40” x 48”)
SPONSORED BY THE ANDERSON FAMILY
From the Artist: “I hope viewers can connect with the humanness of my
work. My intention is to evoke a feeling of unity and connection to all life.
We all have parts of each other’s pain and joy within ourselves. In this
painting, I chose to combine the woman with her dog, enjoying a
moment of peace, perhaps by the river or city lake. I reflected on how
our relationships with others, even with our pets, can give us support
and emotional comfort.”
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Spirit of Calm
Artist: Rebecca Anderson | Medium: Photograph on paper
(24” x 24”)
SPONSORED BY THE ANDERSON FAMILY
From the Artist: “This Tyrrhenian Sea grotto is one of several sea caves
worldwide that is flooded with a brilliant blue or emerald light; in this
case, a stunning and rare combination of both. The quality and nature
of the color is determined by its unique combination of depth, breadth,
15 36 44 water clarity, and light source. I hope it evokes a quiet mind
and spirit of calm.”
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Congregate
Artist: Samantha Viotty | Medium: Digital Illustration on paper
(20” x 24”)
SPONSORED BY NICOLE SMITH AND STEVE BICE
From the Artist: “I create digital illustrations as a way to re-envision the way
I see the world. My work reflects my identity as a Black woman, highlighting
people of color and using found images to reimagine representation.
My process starts with an image that already exists that I feel connected to,
proceeded by layering, mixing, and digital collaging. I use color and block
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images to convey the messages within the portraits. The subjects of my
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do not have detailed faces. I invite the viewer to use their
imagination by using the details in the setting, colors, and backgrounds
to derive meaning.” 39
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Hummingbird
Artist: Gustavo Lira | Medium: Oil, acrylic on canvas (16” x 20”)
From the Artist: “This painting is about hope. A symbol from my culture, the hummingbird
flies from the dark cold winter into the light for nourishment and warmth.”
BOTTOM:
Untitled
Artist: Unknown | Medium: Ethnographic textile: Otomi embroidery
on cotton (20” x 24”)
Otomi embroidery is an embroidery style created by the Otomi people of central Mexico.
The designs are filled with symbols based on native flora and fauna, local beliefs and even
primitive cave drawings found in the Hidalgo region.
SPONSORED BY THE ATHENA DENTAL STUDY CLUB (both pieces)
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Breathe
Artist: Jennifer Broussard | Medium: Photo collage on
canvas (32” x 30”)
SPONSORED BY JENNIFER DECUBELLIS AND THE
HENNEPIN HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE TEAM
Jennifer Broussard, a contemporary fine artist, starts with her photograph,
often as a close-up found in nature. Using a variety of techniques, she
reimagines it by overlaying textures, collaging images to tell a story,
or other manipulations to transform it. She considers creating art with
photographs as “my living meditation, it allows me to work with light,
literally, and to capture the essence of an object or place, or a feeling.”
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Red Leaves Falling
Artist: Dianne Poinski | Medium: Archival pigment print with
Japanese paper collage (18” x 36”)
SPONSORED BY BECKY AND MARK ODLAND
From the Artist: “Scenes that suggest mystery, serenity, and simplicity, have always
inspired me. With my camera focused to capture the image, I allow myself to breathe,
slow down and reflect on the quiet beauty before me before taking the shot. It is my
hope that the viewer experiences a little of the calm I experienced and set out to capture.
Then I manipulate the image, sometimes adding color blocking, adjusting the focus and
lighting, cropping for a slice, or collaging elements for added textural surfaces.”
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Cradle Child
Artist: Charles Caldwell | Medium: Pigment print on paper
(26” x 32”)
SPONSORED BY ANGELA WATTS
From the Artist: “Cradle child, the security of family, mother, father,
and child. Mother representing nurturing with open arms and the father
representing in the security and boundaries of the family structure.”
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African Kuba Cloth
Artist: Unknown | Medium: Natural raffia, woven (24” x 20”)
SPONSORED BY ANGELA WATTS
Woven raffia Kuba Cloths are traditionally created by tribal men who strip,
soften, dye and weave the raffia fibers from palms, while the women hand-
stitch and decorate with applique and embroidery of the colorful velvet-
like tufts in various geometric designs. The colors are created from natural
vegetable dyes associated with the kingdom’s regions.
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Botanical Magnolia III
Artist: Jennifer Broussard | Medium: Photo on paper
(22” x 22”)
SPONSORED BY LAURA AND DAVID CHIN
Jennifer Broussard, a contemporary fine artist, starts with her photograph,
often as a close-up found in nature. Using a variety of techniques, she
reimagines it by overlaying textures, collaging images to tell a story,
or other manipulations to transform it. She considers creating art with
photographs as “my living meditation, it allows me to work with light,
literally, and to capture the essence of an object or place, or a feeling.”
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Bamendan — Anishinaabe Native translation “to care for it”
Artist: Moire Villiard | Medium: Acrylic on canvas (16” x 20”)
SPONSORED BY ELIZABETH, DARLENE, AND CHRISTINA RADICHEL
From the Artist: “Bamendan means ‘to care for it.’ The actions depicted
include the actual harvesting of the rice, the parching, and winnowing.
It shows the harvesting parts of the process associated with caring and
reciprocity.”
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Wisp
Artist: Michael Ireland | Medium: Watercolor on
aquaboard (24” x 24”)
SPONSORED BY DAWN AND LARRY VOELKERS
From the Artist: “The grass of the prairie has become my muse. The
prairie is a metaphor for all of us that share this planet. Individual blades
of delicate grass bending and shaping as one while the winds rake
across the Midwestern landscape. The prairie gives us shelter, it sows its
seed and nourishes earth’s creatures. It reaches up to the sun and bows
under the heavy snows. Yet, in its strength, it returns year after year on
its own terms.”
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Africa on the Prairie
Artist: Peggy Hartwell | Medium: Embroidered and
quilted textile (28“ x 28”)
SPONSORED BY ROSEMARY QUIRK AND JON WHITE
Narrative quilt making is artist Peggy Hartwell’s “voice on cloth.”
She says it allows her to revisit her childhood and recapture
traditions and customs of generations of farmers from whom she
descends from. These sacred voyages have nurtured and molded
her art form. Most importantly, “It gives me the opportunity to
honor my family’s great tradition of oral storytelling through my
own visual quilted expressions.”
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Mother and Moon
Artist: Betty Albert-Licenz | Medium: Archival pigment
print on watercolor paper (20” x 30”)
SPONSORED BY MARCEIL JUCKEM-LUEDTKE
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Enchanted Forest
Artist: Donna Westerling | Medium: Mixed media,
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LOCATION 14 | Outside and Inside Mother Sanctuary
Japanese Garden Meditation: Bridge Towards Healing
Japanese Garden Meditation: Rest
Japanese Garden Meditations: Nourish
Artist: Rebecca Pavlenko | Medium: Polaroid transfers
with oil pencil (9” x 15” each)
$1,500 (set of 3)
NO SPONSOR
From the Artist: “When I began meditating, I looked for a photographic subject
that would convey a similar sense of quiet peacefulness. Visiting local Japanese
gardens, I found skillfully designed natural retreats that encouraged me to slow
down, be present and experience the intimacy of the present moment.
Throughout the seasons, I photographed a variety of Japanese gardens around
the United States using color slide film. In the darkroom, I projected the slides
onto Polaroid film and transferred the images to watercolor paper. I made two
of each, one of which I hand colored with photo oil pencils. This process resulted
in small, intimate prints with soft, muted colors and delicate images, beautifully
representing the feel of the gardens.”
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Golden Light
Artist: Donna Bruni | Medium: Oil on canvas (30” x 40”)
SPONSORED BY CARRIE AND MARK BACHMAN
From the Artist: “I’m interested in places we are drawn to in our lives
and stories that belong to these places. They are reference points for
me at various stages of the painting process — influencing color,
composition, movement and form. My paintings blend elements of
landscape with abstraction as a means to create visual poetry.”
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Healing Heart
Artist: Loraine Roy | Medium: Embroidered, beaded, and
appliqued textile (30” diameter)
SPONSORED BY CONSTANCE AND LEWIS REMELE, JR.
From the Artist: “This work is about healing, resilience and transformation.
It is inspired by nature and her interdependence on how all organisms work
together for balance and health.
Using imagery of tree rings, symbolizing time and memory, and the
seasonal cycles, this work reflects how we too, together as living organisms,
share the need for support around us to find our healing heart center.”
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Love Like the River Flows
Artist: Lori Greene | Medium: Ceramic and glass
tile mosaic (36” x 72”)
SPONSORED BY MANDY TUONG AND
PAUL JOHNSTON
From the Artist: “My personal work draws inspiration from
both African and traditional Native American culture. Both
reflect my ethnic heritage. My art school training is in textiles
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Conversations
Artist: Anne Labovitz | Medium: Acrylic on canvas (4’ x 8’)
SPONSORED BY THE ANDERSON FAMILY: REBECCA, RICK,
ALEX, AND WILL
Anne will pre-paint canvas squares with rich, colorful layers of acrylic
washes and textures. Redleaf families will be given a “prompt,” i.e. “What
are you grateful for as a mom or partner?” They will select a square they
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fastener and displayed as a “Community Quilt.”
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Shelter
Artist: Mary Catherine Solberg | Medium: Oil pastel, acrylic,
and gold-leaf on canvas (36”x 48”)
SPONSORED BY CATHERINE AND CURT LINDEMAN GUNSBURY
From the Artist: “This special commissioned painting for Redleaf Center
for Family Healing is inspired by an earlier work, Meditation. The illuminated
work includes a newborn, swaddled and held closely, capturing the tender
sacred moments of bonding between mom and her baby.
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This works speaks about the power of love that transcends fear and
25 self-doubt. The figure expresses a mix of emotion, from peaceful
24 contentment and awe, to hope for her family’s future.”
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Morning Refresh
Artist: Richard Merchán | Medium: Acrylic on canvas
(24” x 24”)
SPONSORED BY THE CHILDREN OF MARY S. HOODY
From the Artist: “Morning Refresh is inspired by those refreshing
Springtime moments, experienced in the early morning air when
the light-dappled leaves, glistening dew and the sweet fragrance
of earth refreshes our world with the start a new day.”
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Cakewalk
Artist: Amy Rice | Medium: Enamel, acrylic, ink, and
antique wallpaper (16” x 32”)
SPONSORED BY THE HJELMSTAD SEVERT FAMILIES
From the Artist: “Cakewalk is a mixed media painting based on
the fundraising tradition of the cakewalk; celebrating communities
raising more support than money, an earnest custom where
(mostly) women were able to express themselves creatively in
the form of fancy cakes.
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of the tradition, but also the idea of fancy dresses gave me plenty
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and pattern (in the dresses) and gesture (in the dance). Fun to
note: The models used for this painting are all friends who are 23 14
local artists and creatives in my community. I asked them to come
dressed up as if from the 30’s or 40’s; it was unexpected fun as
it reminded us of the dressing-up we did as kids. The choice of
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Contact Marlys Weyandt at
marlys.weyandt@hcmed.org
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LOCATION 20 | Family Corridor
Fleur I-II
Artist: Kristina Fjellman | Medium: Hand-stiched textile
construction, fabric, paper, steel wire
36” x 17” (left) | 31” x 19” (right)
$2,500
NO SPONSOR
From the Artist: “Nearly all of my work is inspired by the natural world
around us, and Fleurs is no exception. The beauty and fragile nature of
flowers is fleeting, yet the plant will continue to grow after the blooms
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Nurturing/Granddaughter’s Blessing
Artist: Lenny Foster | Medium: Sepia-tone photograph
(24” x 36”)
SPONSORED BY DR. AND MRS. CHARLES JAEHEUB AND
ANNE YOUNGOK KIM, AND OUR CHILDREN, DAVID KYUMAN
AND HELEN GYULSUN KIM
From the Artist: “Nurturing/Granddaughter’s Blessing is part of Lenny
Foster’s Healing Hands photography collection. Lenny shares his inspiration
for this collection, “I realize now more than ever that this collection of
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incredible beings. I have been blessed to be in a position to witness the
many paths to and the many voices of Spirit. This body of work to some
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vehicle — to be in constant communion with the divine.”
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Holding You
Artist: Lenny Foster | Medium: Sepia-tone photograph (24” x 18”)
SPONSORED BY AMY CARLSON
From the Artist: “Holding You is part of Lenny Foster’s Magnolia Season
photography collection. Lenny shares his inspiration for this collection, “In
this Spring’s mid-season, the magnolia tree comes to life, bringing with it the
luminescent, velvety, angel wing-white blossoms. The air in southern neighbors
are perfumed with the intoxicating fragrance of magnolias. It’s hard to resist
stopping momentarily or even sitting underneath a mature tree that has branches
that reach out several feet. This is where time stands still, all of the busyness of life
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deep breaths quiet the mind,
slows the heartbeat, and softens all that the eyes see. Relaxed, infused with the
25bring, we then can step back into the world, more at peace.”
blessing they
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Travel By The Lavender Moon
Artist: Mary Bird Garrigan | Medium: Acrylic on canvas (30” x 40”)
SPONSORED BY DAVID HILDEN AND JULIE RAILSBACK
From the Artist: “This painting was inspired by my immersion into the Native
and ethnically-diverse cultures while teaching art at the St. Paul American Indian
Magnet School.
The mother figure was inspired by the Dakota term Mni Sota Makoce, the name
describing Minnesota as the land which originally belonged to the Dakota people.
She symbolizes the motherland of Mni Sota Makoce, taking in and nurturing the
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Sweet Dreams
Artist: Tamara Adams | Medium: Acrylic on canvas (30” x 30”)
SPONSORED BY THE CROSS FAMILY
Tamara Adam’s colorful paintings of women and children pay tribute to the
beauty, mystery and strength of the female spirit. She has a particular interest
in capturing moments of motherhood, as in this painting, Sweet Dreams.
With a wide range of artistic influences, she draws much of her inspiration
from mythology, culture and spirituality, and often, the vibrant colors and
family-centered imagery found in Mexican folk art. The concepts and values
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LOCATION 30 | Group Room 1042
Floating Birch Leaves I
Artists: Shawn Trentlage and Darcy Ferrill
Medium: Painted and laser-cut aluminum (30” x 36”)
$10,000
NO SPONSOR
From the Artists: “Our approach to public art in healthcare has been
to create pieces that delight, promote positive energy and inspire. Our
artwork themes are different depending on the healthcare client and
location of the project, although they all have one integral thread. This
thread is a concept of creating a visual journey, one that if for a moment
transports the families away from their pain and worries.
As women, we understand the difficulties that we all go through daily.
Through our work, we strive to create the expansion of hope and healing.
Our goal is that we can help promote healing through positive feelings,
can calm one’s spirit and fear, while giving them something memorable
about their visit and/or enlighten their return.”
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LOCATION 31 | Group Room 1055
Floating Birch Leaves II
Artists: Shawn Trentlage and Darcy Ferrill
Medium: Painted and laser-cut aluminum (30” x 36”)
$10,000
NO SPONSOR
*Composition variation of leaves seen in Location 30.
From the Artists: “Our approach to public art in healthcare has been
to create pieces that delight, promote positive energy and inspire. Our
artwork themes are different depending on the healthcare client and
location of the project, although they all have one integral thread. This
thread is a concept of creating a visual journey, one that if for a moment
transports the families away from their pain and worries.
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Through our work, we strive to create the expansion of hope and healing.
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Waabigwan-Floral
Artist: Leah Yellowbird | Medium: Giclée on canvas
(14” x 37”)
SPONSORED BY WENDA LYONS BALLINGER
From the Artist: “Painting and beading are like breathing. I draw
inspiration from the traditional art forms of my ancestors while
adding a modern voice to the imagery, the result of which evokes
a sense of nostalgia and wonder. My work is a visual manifestation
of time, each dot embodying a moment and a prayer.”
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Dream-Making Angels
Dream Forest
Dream Dance on Treetops
Artist: Wenwen Liao | Medium: Archival pigment prints on paper
(2 – 20” x 24”, 1 – 14” x 14”)
SPONSORED BY CATHERINE AND CURT LINDEMAN GUNSBURY (set of 3)
From the Artist: “I want to create a feeling of peacefulness in the people that view my
art. There is so much chaos in the world and I want my work to be a place where they
can take a break and find themselves. My paintings are portrayals of the world as seen
from the eyes of children.”
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Artist: Arden Harrison-Bushnell | Medium: Fabric, beadwork,
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hand stitching.
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Family Circles
Artist: Jodi Reeb | Medium: Beeswax on acrylic
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globally-diverse textile pattern suggesting our rich cultures and traditions.
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feel welcome, supported and uplifted.
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Artist: Debra D’Souza | Medium: Glass mosaic (30” diameter)
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chisel. I am dedicated to preserving the history and tradition of mosaic art,
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LOCATION 49 |39Teaching Kitchen
11 Hmong Ethnographic Textile: Story Cloth
Artist: Unknown | Medium: Embroidered cotton (15” x 15”)
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embroidered needlework to create “story cloths” called Pan Dau,
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recording their life stories and history. In some, delicate human figures
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illustrate fleeing their 47 battles and survival. Later, as
6 shown here, pastoral designs emerged with tiny animals drinking from
pools; a kind of “peaceable kingdom” 50 45
theme in contrast to their images
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Contact Marlys Weyandt at
marlys.weyandt@hcmed.org
or 612-741-0672.
LOCATION 50 | Integrative Therapy Room 1001
Hmong Ethnographic Textile
Artist: Unknown | Medium: Embroidered cotton (15” x 15”)
$500
NO SPONSOR
Hmong women continue today to create traditional textile art using
45this intricate, embroidered work, called reverse applique quilting. This
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design of two spirals meeting
a marriage. In this work, the spirals repeat into a floral blossom.
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for Family Healing 49Thank You!
Thank you to our generous sponsors who made
The Art of Life: Healing Families possible. Your support
helped us shape an important event that brought the
Redleaf Center for Family Healing to life and created a
beautiful, healing environment for families.
Thank you to Victoria Hovde of Dorsey Hovde
Art Design as our project curator and for her
art direction.
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Maple Ridge Farm/Owners:
Dean Hilgers &
Theresa Pesch Hilgers
INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS
Rebecca & Rick Anderson Tenbit Emiru, MD, Ph.D., MBA Betsy Kuller
Jennell Bilek & Amy Baudler Courtney Godfrey & Ryan Novaczyk Serafin & Toni Samson
Lisa & Nick Brezonik Jantze & Dennis Haley Ellyn Wolfenson,
Molly Burke Adrienne Jordan & Kennedy Lucas Coldwell Banker Burnet
Courtney Cushing Kiernat & Amy & Tom King Jim & Jodi Young
R.B. Kiernatwww.hennepinhealthcare.org/redleafcampaign
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