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Articine is a 501c3 nonprofit that connects artists and medical professionals to create and implement collaborative wellness experiences for people across New England.
We are committed to the practice of supporting healthy lifestyles for all populations through arts-based workshops, performances and initiatives between medical professionals and artists that support the growing field of lifestyle and narrative medicine. Using arts-based learning objectives and evidence-based medicine, Articine will impact the wellbeing of people through customized experiences and innovative care solutions.
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Cofounder and Performing Artist
Shadows production information
Institution/Business Type:
Arts Service Organization
Legal Status:
Nonprofit - Independent
Year Founded:
2020
Institution/Business Type:
Arts Service Organization
Legal Status:
Nonprofit - Independent
Year Founded:
2020
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Theater - Devised / Artist-LedAdditional Disciplines:
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NH State Council on the Arts: Arts Educators Conference
Date: 11/2019-11/2019
We peformed Shadows as the Keynote Performance at the NH State Council on the Arts, Arts Educators Conference: Culturally Responsive Leadership. At the end of the performance, we hosted a talkback, moderated by Dr. Bobby Kelly of Core Physicians. This performance was in conjunction with a keynote speaker specializing in Adverse Childhood Experiences.
Museum of the White Mountains
Date: 10/2019-10/2019
Amanda Whitworth and Robin Marcotte performed our production of Shadows. They worked with reknown sculptor and metal worker, Vivian Beer to create a new table set piece for this performance. Vivian's work can also be seen at the Smithsonian and Boston's MFA.
Concord Hospital's Family Medicine Residency
Date: 10/2019-10/2019
We performed our production of Shadows for Concord Hospital's Family Medicine Residents. After the performance, we participated in a talk-back session with the physicians about addiction and narrative medicine.
American College Dance Festival
Date: 04/2019-04/2019
Cofounders have taught at the American College Dance Festival's New England chapter for several years. Dancers from the region participate in workshops and showcase work to colleagues. Workshops taught include: Partner Acrobatics, Mask Performance and Devised Work.
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NEST Eligible Artist
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$400 - $8,000State of Residence:
New HampshireMinimum Number of Performers:
1Maximum Number of Performers:
2