Have you noticed how much more we talk about health now compared to five years ago? Not just doctor visits or vitamins, but how air quality affects asthma. Why clean water isn’t a guarantee. Or how one sick person can shut down a school. Suddenly, public health isn’t just a field—it’s dinner conversation.
Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) is proud to announce its next major exhibition by world-renowned Nigerian hyper-realist artists Arinze Stanley and Oscar Ukonu, titled The Weight of Us, set to debut October 11th in the Main Gallery.
Learning within clinical settings is a key part of any physical therapy school curriculum. Before therapists treat patients independently, they participate in clinical rotations, gaining essential hands-on experience.
You’ve got the degree. The hard work, the sleepless nights, the endless group projects, all behind you. You walk out of business school feeling unstoppable, ready to lead teams, make deals, and take on the world.
But then reality drops a little reminder into your inbox every month: your student loan payment.
In shifting times, it can be helpful to think about community.
Communities can exist in person and at distance, online and face to face. They may be made up of those who are family near and far, work colleagues near and far, people you see in the course of everyday events such as a trip to grocers, a stop at the library, a regular visit to a favorite cafe.
This music could offer you ideas to spark reflection on the ways community works through these shifting times.
Sweden’s landscapes and traditions are rich with natural beauty, and flowers have long played a role in its cultural tapestry. You can send flowers in Sweden to share this beauty, bringing a touch of Nordic charm to friends in Stockholm or loved ones in Malmö.
Downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery (CHG) is proud to announce its next major solo exhibition by award-winning and internationally renowned Canadian artist Martin Wittfooth. Set to premiere August 30th in the Main Gallery and be on view through October 4th, Deus ex Terra marks the artist’s fourth solo show at CHG.
Shifting times, indeed.
In the midst of large-picture changes and day to day life events, music can be a way to reflect and to learn, or a method for speaking out in protest.
In these changing times, music can also work to inspire, to connect, to remind of hope.
Years ago, when watching the Food Network, I quickly found my favourites: the quirky chef, the one who helped us navigate meals in a short span of time, and Ina, who was always a welcome visitor. Whether it was the relevance of the show's location to my world, her empathetic joyful demeanor, or the deliciousness coming out of her kitchen, I don’t know, but I’ve always been a fan of Ina.