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Watch our first ARTandMED interview with London Based artist Liz Arkin. Liz was in Los Angeles for her solo show at the Geffen School of Medicine LRC Gallery, and talks at both UCLA and USC medical school.
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Daphne Hill talks about her fear and fascination of germs and bacteria and how that became the focus of her "Venereal Narratives and Other Catchy Tales" series.
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London based photographer Alison Romanczuk discusses her her work with burned children in Africa and portraits of people with scars in London.
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Discussing my work and show in Grand Rapids, Mich with Shelley Irwin of WGVU TV
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Watch my Interview with Elizabeth Bailey as discuss her autistic daughter's artwork.
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Ted Meyer and Simi Rahman interview Siobhan Hebron, a patient-artist living with a brain tumor. Siobhan's art is multi-disciplinary and explores such themes as cancer and the sick female body to create an honest dialogue about the experience of illness.
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Ted chats with artist and CF patient Dominic Quagliozzi about how he manages to get artistic inspiration while in the hospital. Filmed at Keck Medical Center of USC in Los Angeles for the website OurHeartSpeaks.org.
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Ted Meyer interviews Annette Ramirez for the website OurHeartSpeaks.org about her life, mood, dreams, and transitions since becoming a quadruple amputee.
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Ted Meyer interviews Daniel Leighton for the website OurHeartSpeaks.org about his art, and living with Crohn's Disease, and how the two effect each other.
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Artist and cancer survivor illustrates the power of the human spirit to shine through in this engaging interview between Siobhan Hebron and artist Ted Meyer.
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Ted talks to Cat Gwynn about her photo project and book "Ten Mile Radius". (Sorry about the echo).
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Ted Interviews Artist Carol Es about her art, illness and living in the desert.
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Ted talks with Georgia Weston, Executive Director of the group CHYP (Creative Healing For Youth In Pain) about growing up with chronic illness.
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Ted interviews Wendy Lee Gadzuk about how being caregiver for her partner lead her to create medical themed art.
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Photographer Jim Payne discusses how long his eyesore gave him the idea to start a 40 year 3-D documentation project.
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