Visual, Film and Performing Arts
Stanford medical school graduate and musician/composer Benjamin Robison explores the intersection of arts and medicine through multimedia productions examining mindfulness, healthcare, empathy and the shared experience of art. Funded by a Shenson-Medicine and the Muse Innovation Grant, and a Stanford University School of Medicine Medical Scholars Grant.
Robison, Benjamin. The Still Point, multimedia for stage.
Student and Alumni
Director Rocko Luciano (Kwento)
Director of Photography Natasha Dangood (Kwento)
Chief Video Consultant Henry Bair
Producers Krystal lai, Anna Carroll, Kelly Zhang
Dear Future Doctor
Produced and Edited by Gun Ho Lee
Directed and Lyricked by Joshua Wortzel
Entire student production and cast teams listed here.
Lee, Gun Ho. Steps Away.
Nedelman, Michael. Cinemedical
Nedelman, Michael. Film, The Camouflage Closet
Ng, Jacqueline et al. Healing HeARTS program: Medical students work with hospitalized children to create art, writing and music.
Peng, Peter, Nadzam G, Greco RS, Jordan M. Hôpital Albert Schweitzer and the Cultural Context of Healthcare in Haiti. SMSCJ (2003) 7 (2): 12-18
So, Tracy. Mobile Surgery: Bringing the OR to Underserved Populations of Rural Equador, A Photo Essay Photo Selection
Tversky, Dona. My Health, My Self: Images and Words of Older Adults
Wong, Patricia. Illustrations of craniofacial procedures and anatomy in Plastic Surgery, her work highlighted in news article Hammerstrom G. Medical scholars program unleashes the artist within. Stanford Medicine 2001 18(2):41
Wrede, Joanna E. Papua New Guinea: Impressions in Words and Pictures. SMSCJ (2005) 9: 12-19 Sustainable Healthcare Practices in Papua New Guinea: A Photo-Essay
Faculty, Staff, Housestaff and Affiliates
Rodriguez, Sam. Exhibit, The Dissections & selected works
Daniel Laforest TEDx UAlberta Talk. Inspired by the works and reflections he developed during his stay with Medicine & the Muse at Stanford!