About “The Healing Power of Color” 2025 Exhibition

April 20 – June 20, 2025

This exhibition provided a spectacular presentation of art by artists who are members of one or more of our online galleries — Manhattan Arts International and The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS — and/or from our Art Review series. And, as always we include art and inspirational quotes about colors by several historical master artists who influenced many contemporary artists through their use of color.

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Names of Exhibiting Artists

A-I
Michael Amrose, Elliot Appel, Sandra Belitza-Vazquez, Kari Bienert, Eva Breitfuss, Barbara Brown, Tanis Bula, Mary Chaplin, Andre Chatelain, Dick and Rosanne, Bob Dooley, Roopa Dudley, Monique J. DuFour, Tracy Ellyn, Marianne Goldyn, Guimond, Judy Hatlen, Corina Ioana, Sandy Iseli

J-R
Agnes Jorgensen, Nancy Staub Laughlin, Debora Levy,  Mary Manning, Tommy B. McDonell, Joan Metcalf, Britt Michaelian, Poul Nielsen, Steevie Jane Parks, Anne Morrison Rabe, Rachael Reuter, Nancy Reyner, Jan Kirstein Rigor, Patricia Nah Roche, Barbara Rachko

S-Z
Karen H. Salup, Rajul Shah, Rohit Shah, Bren Sibilsky, Marni Spencer-Devlin, Heather Stivison, Carole Claude T., Teri Leigh Teed, Alison Thomas, Vasu Tolia, Nimi Trehan,  Julia Underwood, Peter N. Van Giesen, Shirley Wallitsch, Yvonne Welman, Janice Phelps Williams, Sandra Duran Wilson

Also included: Mary Cassatt, Paul Cezanne, Marc Chagall, Sonia Delaunay, Paul Gauguin, Arthur Hughes, Wassily Kandinsky, Hilma af Klint, Stanton Macdonald-Wright, Henri Matisse, Piet Mondrian, Claude Monet, Georgia O’Keeffe, Pablo Picasso, Mark Rothko, Vincent van Gogh

A Special Tribute to Artist Joanne Turney
This exhibition was dedicated to the memory of my dear friend, Joanne Turney, an award-winning abstract artist, author, and humanitarian who died on April 6, 2025.  Joanne possessed a strong belief in the healing power of art. More than 25 years ago when Joanne was diagnosed with breast cancer she created “The Art of Healing”, a series of 13 paintings depicting the emotional stages of her battle and recovery. She later donated the paintings to a healing facility to bring healing and hope to others. She also continued to create art and wrote a book The Art of Joyful Aging.