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WHAT:
LDS Hospital and students at Wasatch Elementary School in Salt Lake City have teamed up to create a unique art gallery at the hospital that encourages patients, visitors and staff to live as healthy as possible.
The new gallery, to be unveiled at a special “gallery stroll” on Wednesday, April 6, features more than 100 pieces of artwork from Wasatch Elementary students that combine aspects of LDS Hospital’s LiVe Well initiative, which focuses on wellness and prevention, and the hospital’s individualized, patient-focused care efforts. Students illustrated what LiVe Well means to them.
The purpose of the gallery stroll is to give students the ability to display artwork and create a collaborative community effort between Wasatch students and LDS Hospital to help students and their families think about ways to live as healthy as possible.
The exhibit, which will be located on the second floor hallway, will be open to the public from April 6-April 12.
WHEN:
Wednesday, April 6, 2016 between 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE:
LDS Hospital
Eighth Avenue and C Street
Main Lobby – On-site contact: Jeremy Holt: 801-510-4837
WHO:
- Wasatch Elementary School students
- Wasatch Elementary art teacher Julie Lewis
- LDS Hospital staff
- LDS Hospital Administrator Jim Sheets
Gallery stroll gives students the ability to display artwork and create a collaborative community effort between Wasatch students and LDS Hospital, encouraging students and their families think about ways to live as healthy as possible.