Art is medicine for the mind and body. Art evokes calm, creative and inspirational feelings that can improve attitudes and perceptions about wellness. Art elicits a relaxed state of being that can enhance immune processes and blood flow. The presence of art in hospitals has been shown to reduce the lengths of patient stays and to help relieve stress for patients and visitors. This is why MUSC exhibits high-quality contemporary artwork throughout Ashley River Tower. This innovative health care facility showcases 873 original works by a diverse group of 54 artists who live in South Carolina. learn more...
Mark Sloan of the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston serves as the collection’s curator. This unique partnership between MUSC and the College of Charleston has allowed for the creation of a remarkable collection of work by South Carolina artists. learn more...
All funding for the artwork came from private donations
CCC@ART is not a static collection and will expand with future acquisitions. This will only be possible through the generous contributions of individuals like you..
/ Featured Artist / 2500-3000 bottle caps are used in the making of each piece. The bottle caps are unused overstock, and date from the 30’s to the 70’s. They weigh approximately 65 pounds.
» visit the artist's online gallery
» TV Public Service Anouncement for the Collection
» Art for Healing - a video introduction to CCC@ART
» The Beaufort Gazette - Beaufort, SC
» The Post & Courier - Charleston, SC
» The State Paper - Columbia, SC
» GoUpstate.com - Spartanburg, SC
