A colleague on one of the lists I'm on got these responses to a question about public arts shows and the psychiatric patient. Maybe someone out there is looking for something similar, so I'd thought I'd post it here, with her permission.
SAMSHA:
Address Discrimination and Stigma Center: The Arts – Reaching Hearts and Minds to Counter Discrimination Associated with Mental Illnesses
Mass General patient art exhibit
http://www.massgeneral.org/pubaffairs/Issues2006/121506epilepsy.htm
Bluebird Consultants
http://www.bluebirdconsultants.com/
A website currently under construction--but possibly valuable in the future:
http://www.artworksinmentalhealth.co.uk/
ART: GALLERIES AND EXHIBITIONS : PSYCHIATRY: PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS:
A Brief Selection of Published Sources Regarding Art Exhibitions and Displays of Works by Psychiatric Patients <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Net-Gold/message/16298>
And a few citations:
Goode, Erica. "A Protected Space, Where Art Comes Calling." New York Times
151.52195 (2002): F1. MasterFILE Premier. 18 December 2006.
Morris, Kelly. "Does art work in mental health?." Lancet 360.9339 (2002):
1104. Academic Search Premier. 18 December 2006.
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